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Nov 19, 2024 | wikihow.com | Aly Rusciano |Crystal Bear

1There was bad lighting. The number one reason your ID photo looks so bad is because there’s poor lighting. Government facilities and DMVs are typically decorated with harsh overhead lights that create shadows under your eyes. Paired with the camera's bright flash, you can suddenly appear washed out in your photo.[1] 2A poor quality camera was used. The camera used at the DMV isn’t likely the best on the market. These cameras are old, and the lens may be dusty and in need of replacement.

Jun 20, 2024 | wikihow.com | Crystal Bear

This article was co-authored by Crystal Bear and by wikiHow staff writer, Bailey Cho. Crystal Bear is a Professional Photographer and the Owner of Summer Bear Photography. Crystal specializes in weddings and portraits for women. She holds a BS in Interior Design and Consumer Science from San Francisco State University.

Jun 15, 2023 | wikihow.com | Crystal Bear

Download Article Download Article X This article was co-authored by Crystal Bear. Crystal Bear is a Professional Photographer and the Owner of Summer Bear Photography. Crystal specializes in weddings and portraits for women. She holds a BS in Interior Design and Consumer Science from San Francisco State University.