What information can you glean from this facial expression?
I will respond in the coming days with my thoughts.
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Mimsie says:
Arrogance and disdain.
delruel says:
Mimsie nailed it.
shasha40 says:
With some superiority .
AuroraWhorealis says:
This exactly.
Karon says:
I seem to sense anger and threat, but I am not as good with the still expressions as I am when people are talking. The thought that comes to me about this picture is that he is about to do something to a captive that will hurt or kill them.
R Tracker says:
Smug.
Tracker says:
Just look at all the commoners.
Rose says:
Disdain or disgust?
Paul O'Donnell says:
Pride
brown says:
Contempt
brown says:
Contempt
Although there’ is no sign that one side of is lip is rised in that classic contempt manner the angle of his chin seems to indicate a prideful attitude combined with the down the’ nose sleepy eyed look that seems to be directed at someone he considers very worthworthless
This expression is arrogant, an “I’m better than you”. And it also shows classic elements of disgust (not contempt). I do not see any pride, or anger here.
If I encountered this person, I would know they think they are “hot stuff” and I would prepare for attitude, ego and arrogant behavior, without question.
Isn’t this one related to your perception?
I can see arrogance and superiority easily but if I try to change my perception I can also see despair (hopelessness + sadness)?
Brent says:
Interesting comment reflecting the subtlety of expressions. I think the raised chin wouldn’t fit with the majority of despair though.
Shubham Mittal says:
True, dull chin would have made more sense as despair, knowing that I see despair less than before now.
Breccia Freed says:
my boss, the chief engineer of at one time the largest independent oil company in the US, at rest had this expression. as he was always kind and at times understanding I never took it as distain. arrogance, as he was clearly on point when others weren’t, may be close. however as a resting expression I believe ethnicity plays a part.
Arrogance and disdain.
Mimsie nailed it.
With some superiority .
This exactly.
I seem to sense anger and threat, but I am not as good with the still expressions as I am when people are talking. The thought that comes to me about this picture is that he is about to do something to a captive that will hurt or kill them.
Smug.
Just look at all the commoners.
Disdain or disgust?
Pride
Contempt
Contempt
Although there’ is no sign that one side of is lip is rised in that classic contempt manner the angle of his chin seems to indicate a prideful attitude combined with the down the’ nose sleepy eyed look that seems to be directed at someone he considers very worthworthless
This expression is arrogant, an “I’m better than you”. And it also shows classic elements of disgust (not contempt). I do not see any pride, or anger here.
If I encountered this person, I would know they think they are “hot stuff” and I would prepare for attitude, ego and arrogant behavior, without question.
Kind of looks like he’s stoned. (think about it)
Great sense of humor, Russ. Thanks for the laugh!
Haha. Kind of Bikram I thought.
teehee
Is it disgust?
Found the answer scrolling down
disgust (superiority)
Isn’t this one related to your perception?
I can see arrogance and superiority easily but if I try to change my perception I can also see despair (hopelessness + sadness)?
Interesting comment reflecting the subtlety of expressions. I think the raised chin wouldn’t fit with the majority of despair though.
True, dull chin would have made more sense as despair, knowing that I see despair less than before now.
my boss, the chief engineer of at one time the largest independent oil company in the US, at rest had this expression. as he was always kind and at times understanding I never took it as distain. arrogance, as he was clearly on point when others weren’t, may be close. however as a resting expression I believe ethnicity plays a part.