OOP: Sirius (Was: Another Question?)

[Amanda]

No: HPFGUIDX 61983

<snip> The images in a photograph, I noticed, don't really 
> extend themselves beyond re-enacting the feelings present in the 
> subjects being photographed at that moment.  For example, in the 
> picture of Lockhart and Harry that Colin Creevy took, Harry is 
> hiding out of sight while Lockhart tries to tug him back into the 
> picture because Harry DIDN'T want his picture taken at the time is 
> was snapped.  The only other reactions the subjects in photos seem 
> to have outside of the feelings present in the person when the 
photo 
> was taken, is when something physically happens to the picture, 
such 
> as tea being dripped on like with Percy's picture of Penelope, or 
> Sirius' relatives screaming when the glass over their pictures was 
> smashed.   


But in the nth book (I'm getting bad - I can't even remember) Harry 
sees a picture of Penelope Clearwater that Percy has who keeps hiding 
under the frame because "her nose has gone all splotchy"  Does this 
just happen on a kind of cycle because it is possible that she could 
have had a splotchy nose when the picture was taken, or because she 
currently does?  Will this breakout go away?

"Amanda"