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When you send the best picture you have and make the whole chat burst up in laughter.
Matros: Snarky comment
Pirat: sent a photo.
*Entire chat*
sent a photo.
sent a photo.
sent a photo.
sent a photo.
sent a photo.
When someone post pictures of you and blocks you in the post so you don’t see it
He’s holding me photo hostage on his Ig pages
One of the Photoshop's biggest rivals, along with Mac-exclusive Pixelmator. It gained popularity in the 2010s in response to Adobe moving towards their much-hated Creative Cloud subscription system, the program has a one-time purchase system rather than other alternative paid systems.
"Affinity Photo and Pixelmator are much better than Photoshop" - Some former Photoshop user
When you’re scrolling through a girls Instagram, and notice that in some pictures she looks normal, and even attractive. But on the other hand, in other photos, shawty kind of look like a rat.
Braden was scrolling through his friend Alayna’s Instagram, when in some photos she looked like a rat and in some she looked attractive. Braden self-diagnosed Alayna with Photo Ratitis.
(1) When somebody takes a picture of you when you're not ready or you pacifically said "not to"
(2) The Hollywood Paparazzi Main Job
(3) To take a picture of a place or item that forbidden type of photos
The African American museum and Washington DC forbids any pictures but last year I photos sneak Some for memories
When you are taking a lot of useless pictures of something you like for fun.
Oh hang on a second, my phone storage is full cause I kind of went overboard on that photo flick yesterday.
The total bu**s**t "comparison of status/condition" images that supposedly show how much someone/something has been improved by your advertised products/services/philosophies. Often the "after" photos will have been re-touched to make the "result" look far better than it actually was, or the two sets of photos have merely been "switched" --- i.e., the "before" photos are actually of the deplorable/decrepit way that the person/object **presently looks**, and the "after" photos show how the person/object looked BEFORE you started messing around with your precious quackola "treatments" or "improvements"... in other words, the situation is EVEN WORSE OFF NOW THAT YOU'VE PRACTICED YOUR ADVERTISED TREATMENT, NOT BETTER!!!
This advertisement's "before and after" photos of people who were supposedly helped immensely by this fad diet certainly do look impressive at first glance, but I can't help observing that many of the people look noticeably **older** in the "before" photos... interesting...