Question 2-How does your media product represent particular social groups?

The person on the left is not from my magazine but from an old one I did a while back; it was the only one I had. I've copied a person form a magazine on the right and compared the two together. The two bear some similarities:
Hair is very similar, gelled up and looking cool.
Although clothing isn't the same, the angle of the shot is straight on and clear. The pose on the left is a little depressed while the pose on the right is one of surprize.

Both men have their similarities but Demographically speaking, both could be in their 20s. Both are caucasian males and both could upper working class. Both look like their from the city. Using psychographics, I've identified that both are mainstreamers, aspirers and individuals who like to get a job and have a good life. I try not to "subvert" coventional stereotypes like Goths and Emos, instead I went to photograph and average member of the public, one that didn't stand out from the crowd.