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Case Study: He Jing

He Jing Case Study

Why are poses so important? One reason is the phenomena known as the “boring photos lowers cuteness” effect. Consider the photos of He Jing shown below (known as momojing on MOKO). Notice how at the start she looks excruciatingly cute, but as you progress through these pose-lacking photos, it begins to get a bit boring. Eventually, you might even find her downright repulsive. It’s not until she starts doing some poses at the end that it starts getting interesting again and cuteness levels begin to rise.

I find this problem to be particularly noticeable while scanning through a large amount of photos. After a while, it can get really tedious if people don’t do something interesting.

So remember, don’t just smile, strike a pose!

Discussion

5 comments for “Case Study: He Jing”

  1. Wow! She is cute!
    I wish I had bangs like that!

    Posted by Angel | June 10, 2009, 1:32 am
  2. Replusive?! ARE YOU HIGH?!

    Posted by Kortnee | June 10, 2009, 9:26 pm
  3. The puffy cheeks with claw combo pose that the author claims is holding the pirate at bay is a sham. The pirate is clearly threatened by the sword ahead of the puffy cheeks.

    Posted by Joseph | June 10, 2009, 9:52 pm
  4. she wasn’t cute to start with, and by the end just shows she has no imagination to boot

    Posted by Chris | June 14, 2009, 11:23 am
  5. I wish she’s girl friend.. XD

    Posted by Anonymous | June 18, 2009, 9:04 am

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