Quote Originally Posted by Siddhartha
Yes, but in this case - the visually appealing person may not really be "photogenic" in the true sense. i.e As the individuals have met in person, the subject's "likeability" (or "charisma" as Guido put it) has influenced the opinion of the viewer making the judgement.
True. But when I said "strictly visual appeal" I am talking about how the subject's appearance registered in the photo. But then of course, beauty/appeal is in the eyes of the beholder. Again, I am talking strictly about photos here...