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If you argue your case before he takes the picture your arguments will be based on theory and concepts. If you wait until he takes the picture, you will be arguing against a specific photo and more to the point, his own abilities.
I would do all I could to make my case before the fact. And if you can't keep it from happening I would avoid being put in the position to view the photo. After you've seen the photo your agrument becomes personal.
Ask him if he wouldn't mind hiring you to do some theoretical models based on the Kayensian euclidean population theory of south Texas. All good bankers know these things. Of course you don't, so why would he hire you to do it?
Oh and when you're finished with the report sign his name at the bottom and hang it in the lobby of the bank.
Ask to see the corporate file pictures, try the local newspaper, there must be a hundred good photos of the governor.
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Mike McCarty
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