Eighteen: front and center

I have a Facebook friend, T—we may have met in person once or twice, he does live close by, but the man posts on Facebook like it's his job so that's how I know him. He mostly re-posts, actually, but they're usually interesting things like this article about mirroring the halves of people's faces for fun and art. I thought I'd give it a shot. I know my face and everything below it is fairly asymmetrical. Could be fun.

I happen to have a recent photo that's fairly straight-on. I had just returned to the car from getting a haircut a couple of weeks ago and I thought I would take a picture of what the haircutting guy intended. For laughs, of course—my hair has not looked like that since I put down the camera, opened the window, and drove home.

Here's the original, my right sides, and my left sides. Hey, that was fun!