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This is a Self-Portrait Double Exposure made
using an I-Zone Polaroid camera which takes
miniature one-off polaroid instant photos.
I had a heap of fun with this camera but they
are limiting in what you can do with them.
What better subject to start with than oneself.
These are one off photos (no negatives) and have been uploaded raw without photoshop.
(c) 2003 Damian Michaels
I thought I would share this with all of you. My daughter turns 4 tomorrow... and today we had her little birthday party with cake and gifts.... and she got her very first digital camera. She loves it! So much that it's hardly been off since she opened the gift! I just uploaded the photos she has taken to my laptop to see what the world according to Makayla looks like.
Here's a shot I think she took that, though blurry, looked kinda interesting to me. I think she basically took the camera to her face and then pointed it down at her toes.
The camera only shoots up to like 2 megapixels.... and it seems to eat batteries for breakfast.... but she loves it and she loves pretending to be like mommy. So, I'm happy too! =)
One of my favorite three-year olds saw me turn my camera sideways to take her picture and she immediately ran and grabbed her toy camera to try and take my portrait, too.
With this shot I had just switched to shooting in RAW and I am really enjoying the flexibility it brings to post-processing!
Day 088 of Project 365.
This is a Self-Portrait Double Exposure made
using an I-Zone Polaroid camera which takes
miniature one-off polaroid instant photos.
I had a heap of fun with this camera but they
are limiting in what you can do with them.
What better subject to start with than oneself.
These are one off photos (no negatives) and have been uploaded raw without photoshop.
(c) 2003 Damian Michaels