Sophiekn

While cataloguing family photographs, I have started keeping brief notes about the people pictured. A few relatives appear repeatedly, but their ages, expressions, and poses vary across the photographs. My notes about the forehead and jaw feel clearer than my attempts to name the overall shape. I saved a <a href=https://faceshapequiz.top>face shape test</a> to help me think about the terminology. My intention is to gather useful terms while acknowledging what the photograph does not clearly show. In some pictures the forehead is hidden by hair, and in others the jaw disappears into shadow. I plan to note the viewpoint and approximate date before adding any tentative description of the outline. Conflicting impressions should remain visible in the notes instead of being resolved by an unsupported guess. What wording would keep these observations useful to relatives without presenting a tentative label as fact?