Sunday, January 11, 2009
Oh my God! "Seniors" got lodged in my ass!
Whether you somehow lit your baseball bat on fire just before the shoot or had the word "Seniors" get lodged in your ass, your senior portrait shoot can be fraught with peril.
Remember a few years ago when you passed your pictures out to everyone in the cafeteria and they were all, "OMG, your hair is so cute! And this posed representation totally captured you and your rebellious ways! I can tell just by looking at your hopeful, noble gaze into the future that you are destined for success in any field you choose."
Well, they were lying. You looked ridiculous. Thanks to the magic of Google, it can be quantified how ridiculous. Let's explore.
This handsome devil decided to tell the world he played snare drum in the school band by looking like a reject from the Electric Mayhem. (Fig. 2)
DRAMA CLUB! She's sassy and she doesn't care who knows it.
And he's... boy sassy? Auditioning for the new 90210? You know when a young model hopeful poses for a photographer and he talks her into taking her top off and she regrets it? This is the male equivalent.
Oh my God, you brought your horse.
Ever wonder what would happen if a baby fell into a well and the community didn't rally to get it out? This. He would emerge 16 years later as a fully formed adult, ready to take on the world.
This is all solid advice, and all of it's directed at him:
But Moo-oom, none of the other kids have to pose in front of the flag.
Here's some more great tips on making your portrait memorable!
That's right. Never fear. Your crossed eye can be digitally fixed. Unlike whatever is happening behind Corey.
Speaking of Corey, know what's hot, hot, hot right now? Posing on railroad tracks.
Because nothing sums up a high school senior's future quite like smiling obliviously while the 3:20 train to Real Life comes rumbling up behind you.
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Oh, my, so much to say. Did Corey go to high school in hell? Who thinks it's a good idea to pose for pictures on a railroad track? Is that kid in front of the flag not proud to be an American? And is that girl's name Ebay?
Oh crap! I forgot to point out that her name is ebay! I can't handle it.
That's awesome. But where is YOURS? Let's just say that mine is for ungodly reasons called a "sweetheart pose," and the framed original is still hanging up at my parents' house, and (as I'm sure you tragically remember) bigger than my actual head.
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