I'm not qualified to comment, given my own question in this thread, but I'll forward my opinion regardless. My humble opinion is that you're an "ok" candidate if your density/laxity are average. You seem to have a 5/6 pattern, with a thinning bridge, and most of your hair loss concentrated towards the front, with some crown loss. Frankly, similar to Jotronic and perhaps Dutch. I think your candidacy will depend on the density/laxity of your donor.
Good:
You have a light skin/light hair match.
Most hair loss is in the front, which is easier to solve
your sides look reasonably high, and the balding area tapers away at the parietal humps.
Bad:
Density/Laxity is unknown
Top of parietal humps/bridge is thinning.
I think you should continue taking finasteride - why? Even if you don't grow more hair, you can help prevent your donor from thinning out, which can and often does happen. So I think the starting point is always finasteride.
To document your hair best, you should take a front shot, left side, right side, back and top, in identical lighting and identical hairstyle.