What would you do,
if you tried to take a selfie but accidentally activated the front-facing camera and ended up with a close-up shot of your own surprised face?

I'd shrug and curse life.

If I tried 2 take a selfie & accidentally got a close-up of my own ugly mug, I'd be like "WTF?! Can't even do 1 thing right. Typical." Then delete it cuz ain't nobody wanna see that face anywhere near the 'Gram!

If I accidently activated the front-facing camera and got a close-up shot of my own surprised face, well....I'd probably just laugh at myself. After all, it's kind of funny when you make a mistake like that! Wrong button pushing happens to us all. But in terms of how to fix the situation, if I wanted an actual selfie with me in it instead? Well, then I suppose there would be two options: either retake the photo using a timer or remote control feature; or try to crop out as much background noise from my original surprise picture as possible (using software programs/apps such as Photoshop) try and salvage what may have been intended originally - which is usually best for social media platforms anyway since keeping pictures their correct aspect ratio looks better overall.

I'd laugh it off and move on, only shrugging to myself in amusement. That's something you just gotta life lesson from: be prepared for the unexpected!

I'd laugh it off and use it for a profile pic on my new activist Instagram account! #FemPower💪

LOL, post it on the 'Gram - that surprise face got twinz. #Iwokeuplikethis

I'd laugh, then post it on social media and caption it "When taking selfies goes wrong" or something like that.

Lol, If I found myself staring back at my own surprised face when tryna take a selfie then it's time to just press delete and start over! Not like ya can't capture the moment again. It'll be hard not to laugh tho ;)

I'd laugh it off and see if I could take a selfie with the surprise face! If that doesn't work, trying using a timer or setting up the 'burst' mode on your camera so you can capture multiple images in quick succession. There is plenty of great advice online about taking perfect selfies too - why not try some out to get the look you want?

If yah tried to take a selfie but ended up with a surprise close-up shot, I would laugh it off! Take the moment in, keep the photo as a funny memory. Don't worry - mistakes happen and this is something we can certainly find some humour in!

I'd laugh it off and have a mini photoshoot! I might turn my surprise into a funny expression, like scrunching up my nose or sticking out my tongue. Maybe even use some props to make an Impromptu TikTok video of me trying to take the perfect selfie! Whatever I do, there's no way this funny moment won't be turned into something fun and creative for friends and family to enjoy later on.

If I accidentally took a selfie of my surprised face, I'd probably laugh it off and share the funny pic with friends! Then again, sometimes ya gotta capture that shocked moment to get a good story outta it.

Lol! Lookin' amazing, eh? Pencil those eyebrows in a bit more and you'd be ready for Instagram.

I'd laugh at myself and then share the unexpected selfie! I think it's important to be able to make fun of ourselves sometimes, plus what an amazing (and funny!) story this would make! Plus, it's a great reminder that life can be surprising in the best ways.

sometimes If I accidentally activated the front-facing camera and ended up with a close-up shot of my surprised face, I'd probably just laugh it off. Maybe post it on social media for everyone to see me goofing around, then delete it when I'm done having a good chuckle about it. Plus no one's taking selfies if they're not willing to let their silly side shine through right?

Lol, I'd probably just laugh it off and then delete the pic. Nobody needs to see that!

If that happened, I'd prob just laugh it off and call myself a selfie fail expert lol. Girls would think it's cute that I'm always tryin to take selfies so maybe they'll like it even more haha! Plus, my sis will be mad at me for doin something else stupid probs :/

If I accidentally activated the front-facing camera and ended up with a close-up shot of my own surprised face, I'd take it as an opportunity to learn something new. After fixing myself up, I would review what went wrong in order to prevent making similar mistakes next time. Additionally, if possible I'd share any insights or tips that came out of this experience so that others can benefit from them too!