Do YOU want to be the TF?

My opinion, between 18 and 21. I'm going by the fact that you need a shave.

I hate scruffy. Either grow a beard or keep it off. The Don Johnson 3-day scruff look should have died with his series.

20droger wrote in post #8586977
My opinion, between 18 and 21. I'm going by the fact that you need a shave.

I hate scruffy. Either grow a beard or keep it off. The Don Johnson 3-day scruff look should have died with his series.

lol... fair enough.. i turn 20 next month... the reason i asked is because in another thread soemone said 12? lol

canonnoob wrote in post #8586992
lol... fair enough.. i turn 20 next month... the reason i asked is because in another thread soemone said 12? lol

You're whatever age Penny says and how did you escape from the basement anyway?

FlyingPhotog wrote in post #8587047
You're whatever age Penny says and how did you escape from the basement anyway?

eh pulled a few mcgeyver tricks... mostly with a pen and a stapler.

FlyingPhotog wrote in post #8587047
You're whatever age Penny says and how did you escape from the basement anyway?

LMAO!!! Someone has inside knowledge?

Dave, you look 18 in that photo - but then my ability for telling ages based solely on appearance started deteriorating after I hit 20...

canonnoob wrote in post #8586992
lol... fair enough.. i turn 20 next month... the reason i asked is because in another thread soemone said 12? lol

Ehh - probably just stringing you. That's like suggesting that they employ 12 yr olds in Jessops. Hang on - yeah, now I see it

I'd have to say ya look around 20 in that phot too.

I'm usually pretty good at this kind of guessing game, as I ID dozens of people every day for proof of age so that they can come into the Casino I work security in......Although there was that one lady I swore was about 26 years old and it turned out she was 41!! I told her, "Damn, you don't look anywhere close to that age", as I stared at her ID. She had a perma-grin on all night.

Geoff_Shawcross wrote in post #8587755
Although there was that one lady

Maybe that was Penny.

Can't recall the ladies name at all, so who knows......She wasn't bad looking either....hehe.

alright thanks for the answers everyone... now here is question 2.. would you use that shot as a portfolio shot of yourself? IE on a website. (like a profile picture)

Me, no. Far too ugly (j/k)

If I were you, I'd go for one in a more natural setting with softer lighting.

Personally, I prefer to be less identifiable from photos of me (if you get my drift!!!)

canonnoob wrote in post #8588203
alright thanks for the answers everyone... now here is question 2.. would you use that shot as a portfolio shot of yourself? IE on a website. (like a profile picture)

I would run it through Portrait Pro first to mask the red spots, Although it could also be done in PhotoShop (PhotoShop would take longer). Although starting with a new photo after you shave would be better.

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That looks much better - for some reason, that edit just changed the entire "character" of the photo (if you know what I mean).

I can clone out the "red spots" thats not a problem... lol just wondering if that photo in general would be a good choice... BTW I shave today so I most likely will have a new shot today

Just watch for the immediate post shave rash! Or is it just me?

Pick one that you think makes you look good and that you're happy with! Or post a load here and let us vote? Although I think that last idea has some potential pit-falls...