I doubt it.  What you're doing informs your body language (and vice-versa); I'm sure one of the reasons girls like muscle shots is because the guys in the pictures <i>look like</i> they're showing off their muscles, and guys with their pets <i>look like</i> guys hanging out with their pets.  That is--if you took the pets or the washboard abs out of the picture, the face or other aspects would still convey that information.<p>I'm talking about the subtle changes in demeanor and facial expression: the way you carry yourself differently when you start your day by looking in the mirror and thinking, "I am a sexy man-beast, and the day is my prey."  If you started with a blah photograph, photoshopping in the other disparate elements wouldn't change those subtle cues that you're giving off (or not giving off) in the real picture.<p>I know you probably asked this mostly facetiously, but this felt like a good rant opportunity anyway.  :-)<p>Edit:  Though, <i>this</i> subsequently makes me wonder what kind of mixed signals would be sent by a guy who is actually attempting to show off his hot bod, pet a cat, strum a guitar and brood simultaneously.