beauty as a concept

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Beauty as
a concept

Beauty is not limited to just physical characteristics. It’s a combination of everything that makes a person attractive; their personality as much as the way they communicate who they are to others.

It is defined by projecting a sense of harmony with your body and mind that a photograph can capture.

In a person, beauty is best expressed as harmony between emotions, facial expression, and the self. Projection is the name of the game. And photography is all about projection.

The cultural and social interpretations of beauty throughout the centuries are multiple to say the least. While scientists believe that human beauty is based on facial and bodily symmetry, others say big eyes, glowing skin, and shiny hair play a large role in the level of attractiveness based on evolutionary evidence. We all want to know what makes a beautiful face or body and yet no one can define it exactly with a formula.

Taking photographs of a beautiful person elicits creativity and excitement about being human. But very beautiful people that can elicit this kind of emotional response are rare.

Beauty must inspire joy by reflecting kindness, selflessness, intelligence, and confidence. Therefore, our facial expressions form our beauty.

This can be expressed in a variety of different forms and is connected to the notions of grace and human vitality. A person can have flaws by conventional standards—too large a feature here or a blemish there—and still possess strong personal beauty because of the way she carries herself, because of who she is as a person.

Beauty as a concept

Beauty is not limited to just physical characteristics. It’s a combination of everything that makes a person attractive; their personality as much as the way they communicate who they are to others.

It is defined by projecting a sense of harmony with your body and mind that a photograph can capture.

In a person, beauty is best expressed as harmony between emotions, facial expression, and the self. Projection is the name of the game. And photography is all about projection.

The cultural and social interpretations of beauty throughout the centuries are multiple to say the least. While scientists believe that human beauty is based on facial and bodily symmetry, others say big eyes, glowing skin, and shiny hair play a large role in the level of attractiveness based on evolutionary evidence. We all want to know what makes a beautiful face or body and yet no one can define it exactly with a formula.

Taking photographs of a beautiful person elicits creativity and excitement about being human. But very beautiful people that can elicit this kind of emotional response are rare.

Beauty must inspire joy by reflecting kindness, selflessness, intelligence, and confidence. Therefore, our facial expressions form our beauty.

This can be expressed in a variety of different forms and is connected to the notions of grace and human vitality. A person can have flaws by conventional standards—too large a feature here or a blemish there—and still possess strong personal beauty because of the way she carries herself, because of who she is as a person.

HOW DO I KNOW

how I look?

Mirror

70% of people look to the mirror to determine what they look like. it seems logical to determine how you look based on the reflection in the mirror. However, what you see in the mirror is not an exact replica of what stands before it.

Opinions

15% of people know what they look like based on what others say about their appearance. The image of the self, and the image others have of us, is part of how we develop our overall self-image. However, remember that opinions are subjective.

Normal photo (right-side)

In the mirror (left-side)

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Photographs

10% of people think that they can get an accurate image of themselves from a photograph. However, they often do not know how to discern whether the photo matches the mental image they have of themselves.

Videos

70% of people look to the mirror to determine what they look like. it seems logical to determine how you look based on the reflection in the mirror. However, what you see in the mirror is not an exact replica of what stands before it.

HOW DO I KNOW

how I look?

Mirror

70% of people look to the mirror to determine what they look like. it seems logical to determine how you look based on the reflection in the mirror. However, what you see in the mirror is not an exact replica of what stands before it.

Opinions

15% of people know what they look like based on what others say about their appearance. The image of the self, and the image others have of us, is part of how we develop our overall self-image. However, remember that opinions are subjective.

Normal photo (right-side)

In the mirror (left-side)

Photographs

10% of people think that they can get an accurate image of themselves from a photograph. However, they often do not know how to discern whether the photo matches the mental image they have of themselves.

Videos

70% of people look to the mirror to determine what they look like. it seems logical to determine how you look based on the reflection in the mirror. However, what you see in the mirror is not an exact replica of what stands before it.

Schedule a photo-image session today to understand the true beauty within yourself.

REGISTER NOW!