[post_page_title]After the scowl[/post_page_title]
In emo photography, looking right at the camera was generally considered bad form. And when an emo did lock eyes with the camera for a photo, it would be with a look of lament or contempt. In fewer words, they had to “look emo.”
There’s a radical difference between the picture on the left and the one on the right, and it’s mostly about that smile. Looking relaxed and happy may not be fitting for an emo, but we must say it looks better.
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