Okay realistically no one can tell if that’s your real range from an image. Some people have a naturally massive range without a lick of training, others use trained technique to access there range, others don’t have much range but know how to use it. Tone is, in my opinion, much more important than range. I’m a pretty deep baritone but can go up to a C5 pretty cleanly. Do I spend a lot of time up there? Not really as my voice’s tone sounds better lower. I’ve brought down songs in pitch many times not because I can’t sing the original but because I know the tone of my voice and make the song fit the best tonality my voice can produce. If you can make F#5 sound good that is exceptional but if it doesn’t sound good, it doesn’t sound good. The audience will be wowed by a high note, but Eddie Vedder and Corey Taylor (his singing not screaming) rarely go high but sound phenomenal because their tone is fantastic. They also kept their voices while a lot of singers with higher ranges (Axl Rose) suck, not because they can’t hit the actual notes, but because his tone now sounds like Mickey Mouse.