omg... photofriday is evil. I just posted a non-photoshopped photo of myself online. hehe
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Teresa Knezek
mivox
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Annene von Durchgerockt 92 months ago | reply
Hi cute thang!
musicmuse_ca 92 months ago | reply
That is so great and perfectly imperfectly beautiful too.
mivox 92 months ago | reply
Ah, the irony. I took about 10 shots to get that one, and held the camera above my head to hide my double-chin, and so on... all to get a picture for "Imperfection".
I finally stopped when I realized I was trying to get it perfectly in focus, and contemplated smiling so you couldn't see my crooked tooth.
I'm sure it's deep and meaningful somehow! ;-)
synecdoche 92 months ago | reply
Nose rings rule. :)
Reinhilde 92 months ago | reply
I still don't know how you blow your nose without ripping the paper hankie though...
Very brave of posting a self portrait - I avoid it as much as possible :D
mivox 92 months ago | reply
You hold the hankie gently! ;-)
synecdoche 92 months ago | reply
Yeah, having a cold is no fun!
melaniebrell 92 months ago | reply
this is the first picture I've ever seen of your face! You are wonderful!
mivox 92 months ago | reply
*blush* Thanks. :-)
johngeoffreywalker 91 months ago | reply
"so you couldn't see my crooked tooth"
The is so American. What's wrong with a crooked tooth? A crooked tooth is cute.
Although I don't know how you could look much cuter than you do already.
:D
The Doctor
mivox 91 months ago | reply
Hehe. Well, the term "English teeth" doesn't refer to the orthodontics-addicts on this side of the pond, for obvious reasons...
...I've noticed that your side of the Atlantic seems much more accepting of personal imperfection and eccentricity in general. I could put forth a number of theories about that, but Flickr hardly seems like the best platform for writing a novel. ;-)