unphotogenic

Yet some of today's greatest musicians are seriously unphotogenic men.

He blames today's media for causing people to believe that they are unphotogenic.

In unphotogenic slow motion, which makes the dire consequences harder to see.

White made rounds to movie studios looking for work, but was always turned down because she was "unphotogenic".

Test pictures followed - she was deemed "unphotogenic" - but a seed had been planted in the mind of an ambitious child.

Marilyne MacLaren’s many flaws as a politician have not been helped by being completely unphotogenic.

The lead in The Wanters seemed hers, until the film's director objected, finding her "unphotogenic".

Is it because the producers of these films are only photographing the good-looking ones in this Chamber and cast aside the unphotogenic?

Unless the object of the singer's affection is a vampire, surely what Hart means is "unphotogenic".

"I think I'm horribly unphotogenic," she said.

“Their work is hopelessly unphotogenic,” she said.

She's completely unphotogenic, and bewildered besides.

It had every morbidly glamorous detail of a good thriller: wealth, a country estate, bad business, and a seemingly happy (not unphotogenic) family.

For example, by the beginning of the third season, talented but unphotogenic veteran actor Jon Polito had been ordered dropped from the cast.

I'm hideously unphotogenic.

Wainwright's comments on the fell are not positive, saying: "Thunacar Knott is completely unphotogenic ."

"Very unphotogenic."

Many people learned her name only when the Italian group Black Box refused to credit her for a vocal, ostensibly because of her unphotogenic weight.

All female agents except Special Agent Gracie Hart (Sandra Bullock) turn out to be unphotogenic.

There is an initial climb to a false summit, after which the track continues through less interesting scenery for a while, eventually skirting the unphotogenic Loch Ballach.

He stomped through a sausage factory like the Communist boss he once was and made painfully unphotogenic grimaces during meetings with sailors aboard a Navy cruiser.

Two television newsmen, telegenic but empty William Hurt and smart but unphotogenic Albert Brooks, fall for the producer Holly Hunter.

Their theories and methods are on show in this offering from "Nova," which is incidentally notable for its success in turning an unphotogenic subject into a treat for the eyes.

So Daisy, I would say, chillax (or I would if I were a total lame-o).Your unphotogenic appearance in wedding photos is remarkably to your credit.

Books began to migrate more freely in and out of the living room, and new objects gradually infiltrated the Wall, until the whole thing had pretty much relaxed into an unphotogenic normalcy.