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Originally Posted by dsmolken 
All the poorly-lit, grainy photos posted around here made me realize that the occasions when it's most important to me to look good, the light is almost certainly dim and people are looking at me from some distance. What looks good in such circumstances? What doesn't work and should be avoided?
I'm thinking some general principles for such situations are: high contrast is good, don't wear black, small or subtle patterns are pretty much a waste, brimmed hats are bad because they make your face harder to see...
Here's the kind of thing I'm talking about, from a few days ago:
Others may need to look good in bad lighting in different situations, though.
whats the weather like in poland this time of year. i need a vacation soon.
I'm thinking some general principles for such situations are: high contrast is good, don't wear black, small or subtle patterns are pretty much a waste, brimmed hats are bad because they make your face harder to see...
Here's the kind of thing I'm talking about, from a few days ago:
Others may need to look good in bad lighting in different situations, though.
whats the weather like in poland this time of year. i need a vacation soon.
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