#know your angles

[doomed2repeat]

On the whole: this outfit makes Luke look short thing:

Luke has worn a very similar outfit before (the jacket and jeans hit at the same spot on both, jeans hit the boots at the same hem length) with pictures taken from below him (he was on stage) vs the Wimbledon pictures which are taken from a higher angle. The effect is called foreshortening. I agree his legs don’t look as long, he doesn’t look as tall. But it’s not the outfit, it’s the camera being closer and higher. Bigger head and smaller (shorter) body.

[sunnywiththescoop]

Storytime with Mare:

It's been a bit!

So a while back assistants were being shuffled around ('cause you know, industry in free fall and losing accounts and all that) and I was helping a co-worker get acquainted with one client who posts a lot of branded content, much of it featuring their face. And I joked that we could only post their left side, it was in all their contracts. There were like 2 posts in a row from their left, so I meant it as a joke...

But looking through that clients' recent activity I'm wondering if I was taken seriously? 😬 If that assistant isn't culling all the right sided pics, the client is still approving their posts, so it's possible I've manifested a new insecurity instead? It does not look like a coincidence!

Obviously I need to clear things up, but...kinda curious how long it will go on if I don't...

[superdude-79]

The “I’m trying to look straight, but I found a good angle and lighting” selfie

[eatbrainsfordinner]

Expectation vs Reality 

[mayonnaise-supreme]

This is the same person lol

[ill-legalmexican]

The benefit of having caterpillars for eyebrows is they provide good shade for your eyes.

[hekate-the-witch]

132° angle. Know your angles.

[h0pelessnecromantic]

I’m a cryptid honestly