A fun look at the photos that shouldn't make the cut for your next online dating profile.
Lets face it, online dating seems to be the way to meet people in this age of computers, cell phones, texting and email. Every online dating site I've ever looked at and considered joining made a point of letting prospective members know that profiles with photographs get far more attention than those without.Ok, great. I need a photo, right? But what photos should I reject for my profile and why?
First, up the nose photos taken with your cell phone camera are a definite NO. I know I don't want to see how long it has been since you last trimmed your nose hair and likely anyone who doesn't have a nose hair fetish isn't interested either. Generally, any cell phone camera photo should be on the "pass on it" list. They're grainy and often out of focus. If your photo is your face to the nameless hordes of online daters, you want to choose a photo that is in focus and not so grainy you can pick out individual pixels.
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