What Do You Think Of Me Pictures

What do u think of this picture?

Look at these faces...I hope you understood my point.Firstly, It doesn't take a good looking face to be a good actor, it takes a lot of hard work, dedication, skill and patience to be there...And secondly, If you have a portfolio, take all the angle of the full body, and especially a proper portrait, front facing, vertically aligned.Goodluck!!!

What do you think about my profile picture?

What do I think of your profile picture?Thanks for the A2A Seungjin Oh!I think your profile picture is cool!I can’t exactly tell which tank and ship those are, but I know they’re from Korea. I also like the self promotion. America and American name on the top, South Korea and Korean name on the bottom!Question is, what do you think of mine?ㅁㅁ

What's the best picture taken of you and why do you think it's the best?

Mind the poor quality. Nonetheless, this is one of the many best photographs taken of    me. I did mention one of the many but, this was the only one that was taken without me knowing, there were no "Is the lighting alright?" "Am I smiling too much?" or "Angle on point" I love the photograph so much, not probably because it's MY best but, the way it captured the genuine love and affection in the dog's eyes. A little walk down the memory lane wouldn't hurt. It was taken in my University where I had to leave home and face the world on my own. Like what everyone else faced, nothing new just the same old home sick, pain, back stabbing, meeting selfish people, fake friends, yearning to be loved, feeling lonely and than I met this guy. She was stray a dog. I soon discovered a soft spot for her within me and we grew to become real close. She's always there accompanying me through late night strolls around the campus. It was comforting to know that you could trust someone in that super competitive University world where everyone was just trying to outrun you Till one day, the management had gotten rid of her. That too in the most atrocious way possible. The dog catchers had flung chains around her neck and dragged her away from the campus. Tears run down my cheeks even now as I reminisce the last moments of her. Anyway, this picture holds so much love and genuineness that I doubt any other human could have. This picture was taken early in the morning before our hiking program, she hiked with us all the way to the top.