I am aware that there is a very wordy definition of "snap shot aesthetic", however, I see a snap shot as a quick grab and a portrait being an image that represents someone, usually where the face is the primary feature. So, a portrait can be a snap shot & vice versa. A portrait that is not a snap shot would likely be an image where a certain amount of planning has taken place.
I think its important not to get too caught up on labels or classifications, however, as, ultimately, you'll find yourself being to busy/agonising over what is and isn't something, instead of mast making the images. Labels are, inherently, quite restricting. A bit like calling oneself a "street photographer" instead of just a "photographer".
I like the way you've used the two images together, the one on the left being particularly good and the one on the right somehow adding something. Nice.
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