Relax the grin. Clean up the painted-over backgrounds. Wear a simple tee and tidy the hair. Keep the dog. Cut the strained mid-race photo instead of trying to rescue it with a filter.
The tight grin, homewear tee, and red paint smears make the opening shot feel unfinished.
Wear a plain black tee. Remove the painted-over clutter. Let the smile relax instead of stretching it for the camera.
The close crop crowds both faces. The sideways stare makes a sweet moment feel tense.
Leave a little space between you. Look at the dog with an easy smile; let the interaction carry the photo.
The rigid stance and painted-over background make this feel like a school announcement.
If you keep the milestone, drop the paint smears and stand comfortably. Let it support the profile instead of leading it.
The stretched grin and untidy hair distract from an otherwise clear, well-lit portrait.
Keep the useful light. Try a smaller smile and a little shape in the hair so the photo feels less rehearsed.
The haze buries the photo. A peace sign and closed eyes still give us very little to meet.
The selected edit cleans up the image. For the next shot, put the phone down and get a clear, relaxed portrait with your eyes visible.
The distant framing, open mouth, and strained expression make exhaustion the whole story. The crowd gets more of the frame than you do.
A monochrome filter cannot fix the timing. Cut this shot from the dating profile. If you want to show running, get a relaxed post-run photo with your face clearly visible.
I'm sorry you're a normal guy it's just, in every single picture you look like you're in emotional turmoil and it's making me crack up. Definitely practice giving some genuine smiles in photos
Picture 3 (the one in the car) should be your first photo because the lighting is better. I’d also keep the one where you’re running, since it shows one of your hobbies. MAYBE keep #2 just for fun, but I’d get rid of the rest. I’d add one photo with friends (with emojis covering their faces) and one full-body photo to show your everyday style. If you have another one that shows a different hobby, that would make for an even better mix. Otherwise, I think you’ll be fine with these changes!
Like the dog picture is adorable and doesn’t feel forced. The running one is fine too really.
Get rid of the mirror selfie