Photo captured in Klamath in Del Norte County. Late January 2013.

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

Non Object (Spire) Anish Kapoor

for Me Again Monday

Self reflection is a key word in my life..

As a child, people told me "not to think so much", cause I could hurt my brains, lol..

Now I know better..self reflection has brought me to who I am now..

a keen observer of myself & others, a pseudo philosopher,

an analyser of complex human situations..

It was the start of a personal journey and the start of my professional life too,

when you live and work with complex humans, self reflection is an important tool to keep on going..

Hmam ! & never stop thinking in your life & upon your life

adding this hilarious safety warning song..

dumb ways to die

Leica M3 Elmar 50/3.5 Kodak Double-X 5222

Day 277 (v 3.0) - took this while lugging my tazo chai haul home from costco. knackered. at least it wasn't another 45 pound grocery run like two days ago.

14th july 2009

mascaraed self

self portrait tuesday

visitando una vecchia casa umbra...

This photo is the context shot for the photo below that was submitted for 7 DOS Context week.

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!

Some great ideas here from Judy Willis.

Self-reflection.

reflections

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

Sunday 19 November 2017: the first group set off on the #WynbergGrade10Challenge 2017 - 12 days of self-reflection, service, and living under the stars in the Cederberg. Good luck guys, enjoy every moment! #SuperaMoras Follow Wynberg Boys' High School on Facebook on.fb.me/1QZciVQ

~noun~

1.) The botanical name for Salvia divinorum means "Sage of the Diviners."

2.) Salvia divinorum is an extraordinary visionary herb.

3.) It is not a recreational drug. It produces a profoundly introspective state of awareness that is useful for meditation, contemplation, and self-reflection.

4.) It is a herbaceous perennial in the Lamiaceae (mint) family.

Reference

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Check out this cool group called The Photographic Dictionary.

Creator of the group, is sweet Ashley E. Meadow

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I'm off to Whistler and Vancouver to see Kings of Leon....

See you all when we return....

Super Duper Hugs

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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.

all i really needed was to see things in a different light.

{new year's} resolutions covered:

respect myself

love more

be more organized

procrastinate less

Self reflection

blogged at:

littlefistsworld.blogspot.com/2011/04/self-analysis.html

Some days ago I ended up in the dirty elevator of Zaandam Central Station. I loved the place immediately and knew I had to take some shots there. So today I went back, with my camera, and did some try-out-shooting. The first result: a self-portrait.

More to come...

“Working with analog film there is always a fear involved. Questions were always related about the film material – Was it the right exposure? Did I scratch the surface of the material? Where there any light leaks? – the thoughts could go on and on. I was too careful about the materiality of film that I was blocking myself with it. So this time I let it break, scratch and suffer in many possible ways.” Faces by Hóngwěi Táng (2/4)

In the shot. I asked Mark Porter to think of memories that where he couldn't of done anything different with outcome. To bring out the the self reflection in his body language.

Self reflected through the lens of multiple cameras.

some of the photos and circumstance made me think of the story

Can't deny I had Augusto in mind while shooting this.