A self portrait of me taken by my wife. In downtown Baltimore Harbor

No, FGR didn’t invade the cliché group again. Today’s challenge features the Self-Reflection group.

Right now I’m reflecting on why I don’t watch presidential debates, how come the only games my boys play with one another involve kung-fu, & how good that beer I’m going to crack open after this shoot will be. mmmmm, beer.

Gotta go…very thirsty.

I spent the weekend learning how to square dance and reflecting.

Artwork by Jonathan Ryan (Bombstract) at Otherworld Ohio near Columbus, Ohio. See otherworldohio.com/

"now i am here--now read me--give me a name."

carl sandburg

i am realizing that i am no good when it comes to a lot of things

but i think that i would like to be good at loving and at being whole again more than anything else.

48/52

Self-reflection...

National Gallery of Canada; Ottawa, Ontario.

This was shot on a Sony Bravia Tv.

It was obviously black. This is what it came out to be.

reflections of Stainless Steel Sculpture

Fresh out of the shower, natural light, no makeup! Ahh! lol. Truth be told, I am not a 'girly girl' and most of the time I'm too lazy to put makeup on.

Self-reflections. Flickring away (well editing, actually) stil in my pjs and suddenly thought to take this self-portrait through the mirror.

Reminds me of films about journalists, committed to their trade - chaotic office, at work all hours, and, of course, a NIkon camera :)

Texture by ghostbones.

See the rest of the set at streetmemoirs.com/polaroids/ohh-canada/

and check out the Street Memoirs Flickr group at www.flickr.com/groups/streetmemoirs/

self reflection series

2019- when you find yourself

Self-reflection

Artwork by Jonathan Ryan (Bombstract) at Otherworld Ohio near Columbus, Ohio. See otherworldohio.com/

Me in the bathroom mirror at Reflections Art Complex Hotel - Bangkok

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Time for a self-portrait -- reflected in my laptop! This is not edited, except to increase the contrast a bit on the screen (which was turned off, with lots of lights for maximum reflectivity). If you look close, you can see the doubled reflections in my screen.

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Mental Laundry Day

8:365

So today marks the first week of my self portrait project. I discovered that a day can go from good to ugly to excellent in a matter seconds, and I really learned a great deal in self reflection. This reflection is mirrored in the unnaturally reflective surfaces of the photograph, as well as the ominous tones of the eerily-lit locked doors.

Somewhere in Cologne

Purple Coneflower

This shop was 95% empty, but still open for something.

Self portrait.

Don't know why, but i quite like this one. I like how saturated it is. It seems to have a very warm feeling to it.

For Me Again Monday, "self reflection"

I basically did this by using a tripod and took two different photos in the exact same spot.

I had my dad hold a tool case and had my cousin hold a basket ball in the other arm.

My personal thought on this picture is how every adult has that kid in them. ^_^

In the hubcap

I got rid of most of my hair, and there is a patch of shorter hair, so I'm gonna have to wear this ol' toque for a while.

Jyväskylä, October 2010

This is one of a series of reflected self-portraits taken in the attic of an old garage with some nice decrepit windows to match the somber mood of the winter day on which I took them.