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Canonet QL17 GIII - Kodak Portra 800

Self-reflection on a glass door

Palazzo dei Congressi, Eur District

Rome, July 2010

Loosely inspired by the work of Vivian Maier, this photo was taken as part of a project during my university years.

Eastern Market on Capitol Hill

Week 19 entry for 52 weeks challenge.

 

As you'll see if you work out the angles, this was taken from the passenger seat the other day. I wanted the combination of camera, mirror, a bit of self-portrait, the traffic behind us and the traffic beside us at the lights.

Photo by Nathaniel Toledo 12': I really loved this shot of my reflection. I deviously angled the camera so that the camera would not be in the shot but would include me. The photo isn’t perfectly clear. It isn’t so definitive that it shows a specific emotion except the possibility of thought. This photo portrays my persona in the way that I am intellectual, that I am undecided, undeniable, and undecipherable.

After I took these it occurred to me that I should have put more thought into what I was wearing and gone for a red/blue/green colour theme. Well it turns out that's exactly what I did, albeit on a subconscious level. In the first image I'm wearing an orangey/red fleece, in the second a blue T-shirt (I was actually wearing it under the fleece!) and in the third picture I'm wearing a green (olive) T-shirt.

 

Post-processing I also added a very subtle colour filter to each image, if you have a decent monitor (and eyesight!) you'll probably be able to pick it up. I'm so clever :-)

 

View large on black

Through A Window....

Photo captured on California Highway 161 at the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge in Siskiyou County. Far Northern California. Late February 2013.

On the far end wall of the refurbished building there is a painting on GUM from the Soviet times, when inital G was standing for "state", not for "main". - EXIF data are correct: this was taken at 10:45 a.m. CET, as the clock in the middle in its own time zone says. - See some other indoor pictures of GUM/Главный Универсальный Магазин.

London, September 2008, Whitehall Guards Parade

Leica MP with ELMAR-M 24mm f3.8 ASPH

Eastern Market on Capitol Hill

Sitting in my room, bored. I always wanted to try a self portrait, so I grabbed this tining mirror lying around, put it on my chair, set up my camera, and took it. Thought it turned out ok for my first effort.

Leica M3 Elmar 50/3.5 Kodak Double-X 5222

Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow at a rule of thirds

 

Hogan Gallery

310 Smith Street

Collingwood

 

saturday 11th december

from 1pm

 

for a pleasant saturday afternoon :)

 

www.aruleofthirds.com

Some Sunday self reflection in a gravy ladle......

 

Today is went shopping with the kid to get supplies to make a double helix, a DNA strand for school. Of course all the kits to make them were out of stock so we stood at Jo-Ann Farics for anything to improvise. I think we got it all worked out, she is planning on having the pinkest, glittery-est double helix this side of the mississippi. LOL.....

 

When you ask her what her favorite color is, she answers glitter. I was unaware the glitter was a color...

 

Oh and this one is SOOC!

No photoshop.

 

(Mais qu'est-ce que j'ai avec le vert en ce moment? Ah oui, je sais.)

Post processed image of a Giant Egret at the edge of a pond, near Don Edwards Preserve.

Egret Reflection - Don Edwards 6-30-19 (1)mod 2b v1+Vivz v1-studio+Cez+Frame v1n+logo

Look closely at the steel leaves on the Self-reflection Mirror and you may discover some interesting and descriptive words. Legend has it, whichever characteristic you see first is what you truly are. Beware - they’re not all good.

 

• Adjectives hidden in leaves

• Antique copper finish

• 18” h X 28” w

 

While testing my new D300s... on the highway...

 

Photograph taken by : Debolina Dubois (your's truly) © Do not use this image without my written permission.

In shiny metal penguin ice buckets.

 

Cost Plus World Market, Seattle.

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