Sentences with phrase «really tell in these photos»

You can't really tell in this photo, but this is also a two piece set with a crop top.

Although you can't really tell in the photos, this printed scarf is actually very large and has that blanket effect.

You can't really tell in photos because I'm pretty much a master at knowing my angles and sticking my butt out when I pose... it's the truth.

You can't really tell in these photos because I'm wearing the dress as a duster, but the fit is sooooo much better!

You can't really tell in the photos, but it's got a bit of an oversized fit and is so cozy.

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I remember thinking I really wanted to share photos, and people [had] been telling me [to] start an Instagram account so I set it up in Brazil and post [ed] my first photos from there.

There's really no telling what's going on in this photo.

I think it's fair to say that the photos in my Twitter feed the last 48 hours really tell the best story about Governor Cuomo's whirlwind trip to Israel.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that you can't really tell how fat or «skinny» fat you are by photos... they can be very misleading to the public when they don't take into account lighting and angles... like how the «skinny - fat» people are all in normal lighting and not flexing, while the more muscular and lean people have perfect lighting and are flexing.

As you could probably tell in the listing photos, the living room and dining room areas are really one big room.

In the photos above you can't really tell but the arm cuff has this wavey pattern on it.

I originally planned to keep the bed, but in the end I decided that it was just too bulky and took up too much space in the room, even though you really can't tell that in the before photo.

It's difficult to tell how tall you really are in the photos.

Here's a close up of my pants since you can't really tell they are striped in the above photo — I LOOOOVE them.

You probably can't really tell, but I'm actually wearing two dresses, one on top of the other in these photos.

And I can tell you do too, you look as though you are really enjoying yourself in these photos!

The only place I really wear foundation and concealer is under and around my eyes and you can probably tell from the photo above that I use the crap out of this blender sphere and if this one is anything to go buy, I think I might have to have splurge on the Beauty Blender kit because, yep, thirty bucks would be a total splurge in my books.

She specialises in creating gorgeous photos for her clients to help them build awesome online dating profiles that help tell the story of who they really are.

For those of you who are struggling to think what you could do in your photos, props are a really easy way to tell people more about your personality without having to get too active.

She and her photographers specialise in creating gorgeous photos for her clients to help them build awesome online dating profiles that help tell the story of who they really are.

I also want to be able to show photos of my cats to the guy in the next seat who really, really wants to tell me his life story.

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Your photos really can tell your home's story, and can either draw in a buyer to see it in person, or force them to simply pass.»