A trivia question.

[Smokey]

When we look at ourselves, why do we seem to look different in a photograph, than when we see ourselves in a mirror?

http://www.lynxtracks.ca/images/Young%20man%20looking%20in%20mirror.jpg

[tin ear]

Because it's a err.. mirror image, or is this a trick question?
:skep:

[Dusty Chalk]

The same reason unconscious and dead people feel heavier than people who are still animate.

[basite]

because in a photograph, we stand still, and the image is generated and captured by a machine (photocamera) and when you look at yourself in the mirror, you get a perfect image of yourself, and you move, and it's live

[noddin0ff]

Because the camera steals your soul; mirrors just turn your soul over to the dark side.

[basite]

Because the camera steals your soul; mirrors just turn your soul over to the dark side.
:out:

you have watched too many movies:biggrin5:

star wars for example

[Smokey]

Tin ear came very close to answer, but rest of you all are hilariously off :D

The answer would be that in a mirror, we seeing ourselves in reverse. But in a photograph, we see ourselves the way other people see us (from front) :)