The 30 Standard Facebook Profile Photo Styles

1. The Modified Cartoon Portrait

2. The Reflective Sunglasses

3. The Just Married Shot

4. I’ve Got a Mac, or the Photo Booth Warhol Shot

5. I’m A Photographer Shot

6. I’m a Family Man

7. The Where’s Waldo Shot

8. Last Name Sign Shot

9. I Love My Pet Photo

10. I’m On A Boat or Plane

11. This Is Not Me Cartoon Photo

12. The I’m Not Richie Rich Shot

13. The Personal Branding Master

14. The College Poster Photo

15. I’ve Got a Boyfriend/Girlfriend Photo

16. Change the World Photo

17. Sky Backdrop Headshot

18. The Tourist Landmark Photo

=19. Personal Paradise

20. The Joke Photo

21. In A Mirror Shot

22. The New Toy Shot

23. The Middle Finger Shot

24. This is My Baby!

25. Me As a Baby

26. The Jokester Photo

27. Here You Go Shot

28. On Vacation Photo

29. Professional Headshot

30. This is Me Shot

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