hahahaha did you oil up for this photo?

Unfortunately traps are similar to calves...either you got em or ya don't...It's a genetic thing. work with what you have BBing is a marathon not a sprint they will come along

I brought my upper back up less and bounds by doing negatives on the hammer strength.pull down. I would put two played or more per side then pull down with someone behind the machine to pull down on th weights in the negative part of the rep. I know you mention your looking for traps, but in my opi.ion if they get too big they will make your shoulders look smaller. Straight arm pulldowns to finish every back workout. Once the back is bigger everything else follows suite. Up right rows are all I do for traps. Your supposed to keep the traps out of that exercise ,but that usually doesn't happen dependi.g on wide grip narrow grip, also deadlifts make every muscle work when done properly. I tend to go balls out on the deadlifts, such an anabolic exercise.

Did you roll around in some sort of lube before this pic was takin bro??

I agree with db. It doesn't appear to be your traps. More like a shoulder, upper pec or upper back deficiency. Defenitly stick with compound movements. You look good, but asymmetrical. .
Bent rows should be your staple as well as incline press. Develop your upper back and upper pectorals and you will see your traps properly supported.

When I do a pressing workout, 99% of the time I throw in some band face pulls 5-12 reps in between sets of benching or OH press. It's good active rest and lets me get in some extra upper back/trap volume without really taxing the main lift I am trying to train. I also do rear delt flies laying face down on about a 30 degree angled bench if I feel like switching things up. I get a good 2 sec squeeze at the contraction during those movements.

For compound lifts deadlifts obviously will help in building traps, but another lift many people over look is the Push Press. It's just an OH Press with a little bit of leg drive at the beginning of the lift. I like resting the bar on my front delts to get the best effect on my traps. When doing a Push Press you will notice the movement begins with a very violent and explosive shrug that gets the bar to about forehead level, then your shoulders and triceps finish off the lift. I imagine Push Presses can give your traps over all thickness density that you might not get from doing shrugs. Add in some sets of face pulls between push presses and see if that works the traps.

The power of a dead lift is second to none.

I have found a good way to hit the traps well is to have a slight bend to your torso, when you are doing shrugs. also, try db's bb (front and back)....sometimes the back shurgs work the best.

deadlifts, cleans & upright rows. shrug the hell out of the barbell after. theyll get the message after.

try adding x4 upright rows into your shoulder routine and shrugs at the end with full range of motion.

All good advice with regards to exercises...
With regard to compouds, you may want to look at "deca-test-d-bol" stack next cycle...working slower and heavier..good old fashioned heavy deadlifts and partial rack-pulls. Eat big without too much emphasis on fat loss, and you'll get your traps.
Mine have started to get out of control and I may have to see a message thearpist if I can't get them loose soon.

my favorite excercise for traps is a smith machine barbell shrug but not to the front but grab the bar from behind I think Lee hanley is the one made this excercise famous when you work them just make that mind muscle connection and say grow motha effers lol good luck

like everyone els said do lots of shrugs and make shure you get a good squeeze at the top. Hold each shrug for a short period with each rep. oh and eat more calories.

I had alot of problems with that too man. Like others said shrugs and more shrugs. Dumb bell shrugs also grab a bar like your going to dead lift and shrug it with palms in then do it again with palms out. Dont know what this one is called but grab a curl bar with palms towards you maybe a few inches apart and pull it from waist level up to your chin. Also one of my favorites is about 100 or so swings with a 35-45 lb kettle bell. Just becarful not to injure your lower back when your swinging it. Youtube a video of KB wo's. You will go from inbetween your legs and swing it straight above your head. Its a great full body wo but it will kill your legs, core and traps for sure.

bro, a quick way to trapz is WHENEVER you have a dumbell in ur hands for WHATEVER set... END IT WITH SHRUGS!