The facial expressions and body language of the human form is used to express many of our moods, atitudes, and feelings. It is a rare person who cannot be understood from the look on their face. Whether aggressive or passive, we learn to read these moods, and and or react accordingly.

The amazing human face, and body, can tell a tale, get a point across, and influence others without a word being said. Pick the right expression for your promotions, and even text sometimes becomes unnecessary.

There are seven universally recognized emotions shown through facial expressions: fear, anger, surprise, contempt, disgust, happiness, and sadness.
A much longer list below, presents a study of human facial expressions and body language by FeaturePics's Authors.

Excitement, embarrassment, a goofy expression, are additional expressions that are illustrated in this collection.

Expressions that are illustrated in this collection: the feelings expressed on a person's face: "a sad expression"; "a look of triumph"; Facial expression giving of evidence of shock or a nervous disorder.

Want to scare someone? Send them one of these expressions below, and you will do that.

Stress can cause many different expressions to form, all the way from tearful, tired, or worried, to downright tears. Here are more examples of these facial forms.

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"Global climate change is "very likely" to have a human cause, an influential group of scientists has concluded.

Human actions are "very likely" thought to be the cause of global warming Climate change 2007" - The IPCC 4th Assessment Report is coming out

Featurepics Authors are contributing their images in answer to this question!

After more than 62 years, it would appear that Glenn McDuffie, an 80-year old Navy veteran, has been firmly identified as the kissing Sailor photographed on Aug. 14, 1945, kissing a nurse on Times Square. The famous photo was published in Life magazine, and then all over the world, and the controversy over who the Sailor was has continued to this day.

Martin Evening, author of The Adobe Photoshop Lightroom book, has published a free Lightroom 1.1 PDF supplement update for readers of his book and anyone who is interested in learning about what''s new in Lightroom 1.1.

A free Lightroom 1.1 PDF supplement update is now available at www.peachpit.com.

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Face2Face posted black-and-white giant portraits of people from Israel and Palestine to show that they are not so different after all.

Photographs of different sizes have been posted on the walls and in the cities. The pictures for the Palestinian territory went up on March 4, and the Palestinian side was completed March 7th.