Police mugshots in the 1920s…

[Aurora]

Let's take a minute to appreciate how awesome police mugshots were in the 1920's.

[Anglojew]

Fascinating.

[Methusalem]

They have the similar mimic and expression as modern day Third worlders.

[McCauley]

They have the similar mimic and expression as modern day Third worlders.

What?

[Methusalem]

What?

They look more natural not artificial. More noble more human.

[McCauley]

They look more natural not artificial. More noble more human.

Oh I see what you mean.

http://www.jessicacrabtree.com/journ...-curtis/page/2

That talks about how people didn't force smiles for pictures back then.

"Customs of the day
Add to this the simple fact that it wasn’t customary to smile in photographs in that age. To be fair, how many smiling Civil War soldiers have you seen? Or even common family portraits full of grinning faces? If it wasn’t considered dignified to put on a happy face for a photo in those days (which in many cases would have been difficult considering the prolonged exposure times) then why would anything different be expected of the period’s Native American subjects?"

I agree that people look fake these days, in pictures and in real life.

[Carlito's Way]

fucking gangster, straight up G's

[Arcadefire]

who says you cant be gangsta while being fa-beu-laaaas

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

fucking gangster, straight up G's

I agree. This are the real Gangsters here.

[Carlito's Way]

I agree. This are the real Gangsters here.

we need to take some G'd up pictures like that when we get caught being hustlers in Compton