Ha!
Here´s proof I always hated to get my pic taken, even at age 4!
The photographer gave up trying to get a smile for the cam (for him, yes, though!).
See... I just cannot help it!
Get my Bro and make him pull my hair and you get a more natural face of mine...
I wouldn´t even pull back, as there is none left (karma!!!).
(But if I got a grip of his beard, hellooo-ho! And if it was for just back then ;-)...)
Kidding!!
Have you hated to get your pic taken from very early on, also?
Please if so tell Ingo I.can.not.help.it. I don´t do a "face" to mock him.
He was so patient taking a pic of me for the company intranet-site (the new boss wants everybody to have a profile-pic).
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I was rarely seen enough to have my picture taken. I was always very gifted at vanishing before people's eyes. :-)
I'm definitely a behind the camera instead of in front Iris.. as you know I'm really not fond of having my photo taken.. and yes when I look back at pics of me as a young kid I always seem to be pulling a weird face :) I spend a lot of time ducking out of the way of the camera at family events much to the annoyance of my sisters and Aimee :)
Seems like actually no one likes to get her picture taken! ;-)
Secret advice: Listen to your recorded voice! All the other people sound normal. So what a shame ;-)
That's a lovely photo. Full of character. :-)
Greetings from London.
PS: To cut the story short. I fell in love with a British woman more than 21 years ago. We got married. She decided that she didn't want to live in Cuba. We have two children and a settled life in London. We go back to Cuba every three or four years. End of the story. :-)
I don't mind having my picture taken, but I'm usually the one behind the camera, so hardly ever in the picture!
Ingo... not such a sectret ;-)
A Cuban In London ... that is a cute story indeed and getting back to Cuba on a regular basis must be great, too - I guess. Who knows about now...
Sami, that´s the tactic I´m after, too, be behind the camera.
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