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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Sophielady, post: 172976, member: 62359&quot;]Our family is sorting old portraits, and I am writing a few descriptive notes for each. The same relative appears at different ages, sometimes facing forward and sometimes turning slightly. I can describe the jaw or forehead separately, yet I hesitate to assign one face shape label. I saved a <a href="https://faceshapequiz.top" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://faceshapequiz.top" rel="nofollow">face shape test</a> to help me think about the terminology. I would use that only as a vocabulary prompt, since an old photograph can hide important details. Hair and shadows cover different parts of the outline, making direct comparisons difficult in several cases. I plan to note the viewpoint and approximate date before adding any tentative description of the outline. Where the pictures suggest different descriptions, I want the record to make that disagreement easy to understand. How do others write useful descriptive notes when old portraits offer incomplete or conflicting visual information?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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