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Hear hear!
Posted 95 months ago.
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^5, Forrest. (my suggestion: for optimum voluntary participation don't tell them about how dizzy and/or nauseated they'll become if they can't manage to get their head in the frame the first 16 tries)
Posted 95 months ago.
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Also, a very unique moment is capured. One that we don't get to experience in real time 'cause it's happening way too fast.
Posted 95 months ago.
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I have discovered a new problem - laughter totally destroys any chance of flapping. I got some Somas for a back injury, maybe they will aid with flappiness.
Posted 95 months ago.
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yes laughter is a problem
Posted 95 months ago.
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my friends love doing the flapface/jowl/shakeskin. when i pull out my camera they are always jumping at the opportunity to give themselves a headache.
and yep, i have to give them a second if they are laughing.
Posted 87 months ago.
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I disagree that the goal of a 'normal' portrait is to have the subject look "good / cute / cool".
To prevent laughing, I've had a few friends start doing flapfaces after they've had a drink or two in them. They get oddly serious about wanting to make a good flapface....
Posted 87 months ago.
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zombizi prime [deleted] says:
I like the fact that the person Flapping has *no control* over how they look...it's just meat and centrafugal forces!
Posted 87 months ago.
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