its because of the light waves refecting off of dorian's muscle fibers, travelling into our retinas and fooling us, remember?

Hulkster, to ptove that you're talking out of your ass about somthing that is over your head - hey, that ryhmed -, I will provide you a simple exercise in logic to demonstrate your folly in arguing with me. Here goes:
Do photographic cameras reproduce the same nunaces of contrast and texture that light rays coming directly into your retina provide? No. Do Human Beings invariably posses the same physio-chemical propoerties in their sking tonalities and textures, ad so such differential tonalities reflect de facto in pics as well as they do in reality? The answer to both rhetorical questions is a big fat no.
Usmoke asked me to provide an answer to the conjecture raised by many that Dorian looks different in perosn than he looks on pics; I told him that, as long we know the effect, the cause is not really important as long as the effect is observable and repeeatable. Period. So, I proposed several hypothesis which are not far-fetched to explkain the phenomenon, even though I was honest about the fact that I don't know the answer. You just got
owned by yours trly, so try to argue in your league at the risk of being embarassed by me again.

SUCKMYMUSCLE