Interesting ideas. I have seen articles claiming that it is the slight mirror asymmetry that lends character and actually imprints your face on others memory. Not being a psychologist, I leave that to the experts to haggle over. Though in both cases here, I find the first of each set of three images most pleasing.
@psychographer Very cool image, thanks. @frankhymus I have heard similar things. Also that movie stars tend to have very symmetrical faces which humans generally see as more beautiful. Glad the real thing is most pleasing to your eye in our cases lol.
I was surprised at how much of a difference there is between each side of my face. I don't know if it is exaggerated by my having my hair drawn tightly back from my face or not. Interesting!
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@frankhymus I have heard similar things. Also that movie stars tend to have very symmetrical faces which humans generally see as more beautiful. Glad the real thing is most pleasing to your eye in our cases lol.
I think it is fairest to go with even lighting, and make sure your head is not tilted or turned.
Maybe I should have done this with my profile pic?
@bulldog you have very symmetrical features!
here is a work colleague from 2011
Clockwise, from top left:
- the way I see myself
- the way you see me when we meet
- the dude
- the cockeyed