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No time to think about self portraits today, so I went for the reflection in the window shot of one of many chocolate shops.
It was just a matter of time before I posted a chocolate shot. Voici!
I took this photo around mid-morning at Red Town. I had my subject, Exilia, look into a mirror. I had the f/stop low so I could focus on her in the foreground and make her reflection blurry. This created a very shallow depth of field. I thought the vantage point was interesting because I was standing behind her, but slightly to the side. This made it so her face is angled, but you can still see part of her chin through her hair and you can follow where's she's looking. I think this represents encounter because she is having an encounter with herself. She's staring uncertainly into the mirror and her body position suggests she's worried or scared of something. Since her reflection in the background is blurry, it makes you feel that she is uncertain about herself and the future.
We found this giant kaleidoscope at the Natural History and Science Museum in Dallas, always wanted to be in one of these!
Have to come back next year and really experiment, but this shot was the coolest of those I took today...she moved, which gives her a mannequin look, whereas I was trying to be dead still.
Kinda frightening to see yourself from every which way!!
Part of an example set that I attached to a model request email. I'm looking for architects, designer, builders and industry related people to sit for my portfolio due at the end of year. Taken at work with craftly positioned tungstens. See my saintly halo...?
Picnik Orton-ish Effect.
Shadow of the photographer (me) taking a picture of wildflowers along my bicycle route.
Taken in Lawrence (Douglas County), KS.
Many Views of Myself - Lately I've been doing deep self reflection and I find that I view the world through many a view and in most cases with one eye open and one eye closed. One for the belief and the kindness of all things, the other is for reality of everything
Samuel Ekren
Self Reflection
Gold Key Portfolio
Perpich Center for Arts Education
Teacher: Nancy Norwood
A photo serioes of self portraits taken by my friend Nick Larson. This is a depiction and representation of diving deeper into myself. A conceptual thought process of who I am.