I can honestly say I never did it. But? My hair was that big in about.... 1985? 1989? Did they do your hair and makeup when you went there? If I did it now I would insist on vaseline smeared around the lens like they did in the 40's.
Oh yes, they did your hair and make-up. I've never worn lots of make-up so this was new to me. But the photo was taken in 1991. I remember distinctly. The year of the motorcycle accident and was taken shortly before returning to real life after three or four months of fiance in hospital.
Hey, look at you! You could have been in Vogue circa 1988, when they were still putting bona fide models and not celebrities on the cover. Never did the Glamor Shots gig, but I do believe I had that jacket.
The Mrs. and I had some professional family portraits take a couple of years ago. But you're not going to see those. Head-on shots of me are frightening. You, on the other hand, take a pretty good picture. If you had a phone to your ear, you could sell real estate. Bwahahaha
Buzzy, 20 year old pics don't count. Current pics are very scary. And I've read that the average American should not look straight into a camera for pics. Put your head at a 3/4 angle and don't let the nose break the line of the cheek. If that makes sense. I know these things just can't put them into practice.
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I've never had hair this big ... never. How they achieved it with my stick straight hair, well, miracle. That's all I'm saying.
I can honestly say I never did it. But? My hair was that big in about.... 1985? 1989? Did they do your hair and makeup when you went there? If I did it now I would insist on vaseline smeared around the lens like they did in the 40's.
I actually think you look nice. :-)
For a Black Jack Playah! xoxo
Oh yes, they did your hair and make-up. I've never worn lots of make-up so this was new to me. But the photo was taken in 1991. I remember distinctly. The year of the motorcycle accident and was taken shortly before returning to real life after three or four months of fiance in hospital.
aww, you wear the glamour well!
i never did a glamour shot because they were expensive! *laugh* but i was always jealous of the girls who got to go there for pictures!
Hey, look at you! You could have been in Vogue circa 1988, when they were still putting bona fide models and not celebrities on the cover. Never did the Glamor Shots gig, but I do believe I had that jacket.
Good morning Pam,
Nice shot, you look really good.
Would a mug shot count?
Just kidding. The only face photos I have are on ID's and they're all terrible.
Carmy: They were expensive and that is why we only bought a few. But it was done as a treat after a rough period of time.
Moi: Vogue? I think not. But I'd sure love to have that natural hair color again! I had forgotten how dark my hair was. I miss it!
Karl: Hand your camera to Mrs. Karl and have her snap a few! You will be glad for it later even if you hate it now.
The Mrs. and I had some professional family portraits take a couple of years ago. But you're not going to see those. Head-on shots of me are frightening. You, on the other hand, take a pretty good picture. If you had a phone to your ear, you could sell real estate. Bwahahaha
Buzzy, 20 year old pics don't count. Current pics are very scary. And I've read that the average American should not look straight into a camera for pics. Put your head at a 3/4 angle and don't let the nose break the line of the cheek. If that makes sense. I know these things just can't put them into practice.
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