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Snapshot of the day, 17th October 2008. I'm surprised at how well this bitch and I (her pup beside her, but not visible in this shot) blend in with each other, since I consider myself more of a cat person: dogs are too much of an obligation.
Everyone has different sides inside. If you couldn't face each of them in your mind, you may lost. When you feel lost, try to ask yourself for an answer, to find the real pain in each different sides and to fight the pain for yourself. Pain is good, pain make us glow.
Self-Reflection
I this to be one of the easier projects to do. I think I did any alright job. It was a bit difficult to make the selection of the wine glass. I tried several times with different with different backgrounds but the reflection made it difficult.
Because she lived in a hospice operated by nuns whose piety forbade the presence of mirrors, she was visibly ecstatic when she noticed that I had a camera. We didn’t share a common language, but I understood from her gesturing to my lens, herself and the bindi I had painted on her forehead that morning that she wanted to see how she looked. As I held up the camera, she kept gesturing, closer, closer, closer. I stopped just short of her face, took the photo, and showed her. Her hands rose immediately to her face, and when she looked at me I was confused to see that tears had filled her eyes. She held up eight fingers, and I remembered from the record book: eight years she’d been living in Shantidan; eight years since she’d seen her own reflection.
Photographer: Aubrey Sitler
Location: Kolkata, India
I'd had a little to drink . . . at the Doug Fir in Portland last weekend after seeing David Byrne's fabulous I (Heart) Power Point lecture.
Self-reflection - Tokyo Japan
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Aaron is not one with many words, however, his facial expression says a thousand. He takes pride in his work and appreciates all Mr. Thompson has done for him. Aaron takes a long look at himself and his client in the mirror knowing the importance of what he does everyday. Being a barber isn't just about cutting hair, it's also about the relationships made throughout each appointment.
Photo by//Karson Powers
Portland, Oregon
08 Jun 2015
The assignment: react to Lee Friedlander's image (erickimphotography.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/fr...) and try to emulate the artist's intent, not imitate it. This is one of my attempts, in which I take Friedlander's use of reflections and shadows to include himself in street images. In this case, I have opposed Friedlander by eliminating the distraction of an automobile on the right - Friedlander decided to include the same in his image.
We went to a downtown restaurant and there was a mirror building across the street. I couldn't resist.
or: Playing With Myself... lol
Lighting for big me:
sb-28 shot into the lamp from the table just barely off frame camera left with a flag to keep light off me. sb-28 with a short snoot from around head-height camera left, sb-28 with a long snoot coming in flat at my hand from camera right.
Lighting for little me:
sb-28 up high with a long snoot for my arms and torso, sb-28 in an umbrella for my jeans.
triggered with ctr-301s.