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Insecurities we don't see.
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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 522341" data-attributes="member: 6277"><p>I think many of us don't like how we look in some way or another. (Pardon the sexest remarks coming up) Women generally don't like their perceived wrinkles even though they are beautiful as they are. I have gotten into the habit of using Portrait Pro to polish the face just a little. Not enough to make anyone ask what did you do. But I have had the women I did that to tell me they wanted me to go around with them all the time so I could make them look good all the time. Never overdo a portrait but take a couple of minutes and soften the major "defects" even with men it helps. I am old and have some dark spots on my head and forehead that with the really great cameras my wife shoots me with makes me look even older than I really am. I take a couple of minutes to lighten them up but not make them go away.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Don Kuykendall_RIP, post: 522341, member: 6277"] I think many of us don't like how we look in some way or another. (Pardon the sexest remarks coming up) Women generally don't like their perceived wrinkles even though they are beautiful as they are. I have gotten into the habit of using Portrait Pro to polish the face just a little. Not enough to make anyone ask what did you do. But I have had the women I did that to tell me they wanted me to go around with them all the time so I could make them look good all the time. Never overdo a portrait but take a couple of minutes and soften the major "defects" even with men it helps. I am old and have some dark spots on my head and forehead that with the really great cameras my wife shoots me with makes me look even older than I really am. I take a couple of minutes to lighten them up but not make them go away. [/QUOTE]
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