Yearbook photos

[chess]

I do not want to use a normal boring mugshot for the yearbook, especially given my most recent ones all make me look like a complete goth-caught-in-the-headlights.

Girlie
Happy - my personal favourite, but a big departure from the normal boring mugshot.
Intense - still a mugshot but not quite so boring.
Downcast - a slightly more 'colourful' depressed-pic.
Goth - the one I probably ought to put in, except that I don't really want to be represented by it forever.

Because I can't read LJ from school, instead of doing a poll I'd like you to comment stating the one you think I ought to put in. If I get enough comments for 'Happy' I might work up the courage to drop it in. Your votes will be counted, heavily weighted to the photos I like, and taken into consideration, so long as I get them before the end of tomorrow.

Comments

[marble.livejournal.com]

Happy was taken in Horsham, yes?
I think you should go for the girlie one.

[foreverdirt.livejournal.com]

I think you look best in downcast, and I think happy is the nicest - put it in! Put it in!

[rho]

I like "intense".

[naath.livejournal.com]

Happy is neat.

You don't want a mug shot, everyone uses a mugshot.

Cool

[dr-vannacutt.livejournal.com]

I like Intense Happy is nice but i cant see your face properly in it. Prolly cos im running at a stupidly high res.

But none of them show your cool hair have you got any that show that off? Or dont you want that in a photo?

[joncooper.livejournal.com]

Out of those 5, I much prefer Happy, even if it is a bit harder to see your face. Go for it!

[marnanel.livejournal.com]

Intense. I would go for Happy, except that it's hard to see your face, so it'd be hard to recognise you from it for other people.

[jaq.livejournal.com]

I like the Happy one because it's happy and the Girlie one because it's girlie.

[passage.livejournal.com]

Downcast, because it's a photo of you.

That may sound like a stupid statement, they're all photographs of you, but Girle is you hidden behind strange fake tan weird stuff, and happy is you at a distance hidding among a playground and intense is not a great photo (so you're like err, hidden by photo blur ... or the distracting colourful background. Or something) and Goth is, well it looks like a passport photo, 'nuff said.

[albanach.livejournal.com]

I prefer intense. Isn't there anyone with a digi camera that can take a load of pictures of you in an afternoon - then you might find one you like?

[chess]

'Happy' was indeed taken in Horsham.