Quotes tagged ‘photographs’

“You ever look a picture of yourself, and see a stranger in the background? It makes you wonder how many strangers have pictures of you. How many moments of other peoples life have we been in. Were we a part of someone's life when their dream came true or were we there when their dream died. Did we k…”

— David Strauss, Mike Herro, Lucas Scott, Chad Michael Murray, imdb.com

“Sometimes a camera sees more than the naked eye. Some Indian tribes hated to have their pictures taken because they thought the camera captured your soul. And maybe they were right.”

— Anne Appleton, D.J. MacHale, Kiki, Jodie Resther, imdb.com

“So take the photographs, and still frames in your mind.”

— Green Day, open.spotify.com

“Photographs are so ironically impermanent. They capture one moment in time to perfection. A painting can capture eternity.”

— John Logan, Dorian Gray, Reeve Carney, imdb.com

“PSA: You don’t have to count “1 2 3” when you take pictures now. Just take a million in like 2 seconds & keep it moving.”

— Kumail Nanjiani, twitter.com

“I wish that photographs were physical spaces, like tunnels; that you could crawl inside them and go back.”

— Lauren Oliver, amazon.com

“Old pictures look really rugged and young, and the people in the photographs always seem happier than you are.”

— Stephen Chbosky, amazon.com

“Pull out your camera phone on the way home and look at a favorite shot of him. The feelings stirred up by that 30-second act last long after you get home.”

— Cristina Tudino, health.com

“You can tell stories though separate snaps, but make sure that each is a stand-alone, shareable moment.”

— Mark Renfree, prnewsonline.com

“Literally any type of face swap is a win: your dad, your dog, a teddy bear, Doll Harry Styles. Anything.”

— Kelsey Stiegman, seventeen.com

“You have Instagram, right? Same rules apply: avoid shooting into direct sunlight, ensure that your subject is properly framed, and keep the lens and microphone unobstructed.”

— Dave Infante, thrillist.com

“Use a camera that doesn’t suck.”

— Helen Zhang, thoughtcatalog.com

“There’s a finite number of pictures a person is going to go through before deciding whether they’re attracted to you or not. Each picture should be substantially different from the one before it. Don’t waste my time with five pictures of your face from the same angle.”

— Helen Zhang, thoughtcatalog.com

“Most people don't have that many photos of themselves that they like, so try asking your friends to snap some pictures while you're out.”

— Madeline Stone, businessinsider.com

“Choose recent photos. If they are more than a year old, don’t use them.”

— Francesca Rice, marieclaire.co.uk

“You know what's a major red flag on Tinder? People who exclusively have photos of groups of people. We get it, you and your girlfriends take photos together every time you get dressed up, but we're not really looking to play 'guess which one I'm looking at' on every photo.”

— Josh Chesler, phoenixnewtimes.com

“It's cool to have some selfies for your photos, but make sure that you include at least one that isn't. For one thing, it's generally pretty tough to see someone as a whole in a selfie (unless that person has ridiculously long arms), and for another, there's no saying how you might've manipulated yo…”

— Josh Chesler, phoenixnewtimes.com

“If you really want to stand out, show a pop of color in your outfit.”

— Rosette Pambakian, cosmopolitan.co.uk

“It is actually worth connecting your Instagram. Connecting Instagram also automatically keeps your profile fresh and up-to-date without you having to do it manually.”

— Rosette Pambakian, cosmopolitan.co.uk

“Have your portraits done by a photographer. schedule a session with a photographer. She will love you for thinking of it and it will be something you'll both remember for a long time.”

— Rhonda Darlene Lucas, pairedlife.com