Considering it was one of my friends who took this picture, he may have been going for my reaction. The cameraman in the photo was aiming for her, though. There were four 'stopping marks' for the entrants, and one happened to be behind my head. I did my best to turn around to face them when they walked out and also step out of the way for folks with cameras in the front row. EDIT: I just found the picture taken by the 'in-frame' photographer. It's here on Flickr.
Please excuse the extremely poor quality of the following images as they were taken from my crappy laptop intergrated camera. It's the best I've got so I had to make due with what I had.
Here is what I normally look like with my spectacles on. Note the big "stache" on my face which also explains why my mangatar has a mustache there too.
Actually, that was a mistake on my part. When I went for my most recent haircut, the barber got it wrong and I got into a pretty big disagreement, the results of which I don't care to discuss. I don't usually have a mullet, so this isn't normal. A better post will come someday.
Try that again but light it from just one side, the light is so even it makes everything look flat and stand out. Edit: You could also try placing something matte black just off to the side. You could also try that smiling thing everyone seems to think is all the rage nowadays.
If all else fails, just do some stuff while the camera is set to take pictures constantly, you'll get one good one. Edit: Maybe, you could do so while recording.
you look a hell of a lot like Rowan Atkinson. Well, Mr. Bean, anyhow.
Not really. If you want to compare him to a celebrity, yes, Rowan Atkinson in the role of Mr. Bean is what Scott looks most similar too, but nothing 'a hell of a lot like'.
@Scott, it's a fine picture. That tartan blouse looks good on you.
for one and all Original author found here Take some time, think of the lighting, you don't need fancy lights to take a flattering picture just some time and some setup.
Here is what I normally look like with my spectacles on. Note the big "stache" on my face which also explains why my mangatar has a mustache there too.
Someday you will meet a nice girl who, one summer at the Jersey shore, blurts out that she does not adore your big 70's mustache, and then, one by one, all your female friends will concur, since the silence has been broken. You will then shave it off, and leave the past behind, looking 10 years younger, but occasionally wistfully missing that big furry thing that used to adorn your upper lip.
Not really. If you want to compare him to a celebrity, yes, Rowan Atkinson in the role of Mr. Bean is what Scott looks most similar too, but nothing 'a hell of a lot like'.
@Scott, it's a fine picture. That tartan blouse looks good on you.
It's not a blouse. Blouses are for women. It's a regular dress shirt. People used to try to tease Scott by calling him Mr. Bean, but he thought it was funny.
Such women are not worth your time. ^_Q If Scott can pull off a decent reenactment for Welcome to Hell, then looking like Rowan Atkinson will be well worth it.
One 'd', and they're the same thing. They are interchangeable, or at least, have been used that way in my personal experiences, and there is nothing wrong with said usage.
Well, "blouse" translated to Spanish is "blusa" and "shirt" is "camisa", at least in Spanish, blusa is a female garment, camisa is a male garment, camiseta is for both (meaning t-shirt). So I'd have to agree that blouse is a female garment.
Yeah, I guess Rym shoulda dumped me, then. That's a personal anecdote.
Mustaches go on old men. I like them on old men. On young guys they make them look like a nascar scrub, or someone who should be wearing a polyester suit at the disco. They are not nice to kiss. If you MUST have facial hair go for a nicely trimmed beard.
Yeah, I guess Rym shoulda dumped me, then. That's a personal anecdote.
Mustaches go on old men. I like them on old men. On young guys they make them look like a nascar scrub, or someone who should be wearing a polyester suit at the disco. They are not nice to kiss. If you MUST have facial hair go for a nicely trimmed beard.
Facial hair is mostly something you can find a middle ground. I look god awful without a beard for example, but I've shaved off the mustache when asked to, it's no biggie, but you are also generalizing, some people like the facial hair as well.
The 'stache would look better if your haircut matched it. It's also a noticeably lighter shade than the rest of your hair. You might consider dyeing either your head hair or the 'stache to match.
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I was one of the Cosplay MCs for Naka-kon. The job had its perks.
There were four 'stopping marks' for the entrants, and one happened to be behind my head. I did my best to turn around to face them when they walked out and also step out of the way for folks with cameras in the front row.
EDIT: I just found the picture taken by the 'in-frame' photographer. It's here on Flickr.
Edit: You could also try placing something matte black just off to the side.
You could also try that smiling thing everyone seems to think is all the rage nowadays.
If all else fails, just do some stuff while the camera is set to take pictures constantly, you'll get one good one.
Edit: Maybe, you could do so while recording.
@Scott, it's a fine picture. That tartan blouse looks good on you.
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Take some time, think of the lighting, you don't need fancy lights to take a flattering picture just some time and some setup.
People used to try to tease Scott by calling him Mr. Bean, but he thought it was funny.
If Scott can pull off a decent reenactment for Welcome to Hell, then looking like Rowan Atkinson will be well worth it.
Nothing wrong with a stache
Mustaches go on old men. I like them on old men. On young guys they make them look like a nascar scrub, or someone who should be wearing a polyester suit at the disco. They are not nice to kiss.
If you MUST have facial hair go for a nicely trimmed beard.