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The weather is bloody awful at the moment so I am not getting out to take many photos which irks me somewhat, so up goes the tripod and it's self portrait time.
I used my 580 EXII camera right to give a bit of fill in light, 1/32 power if I remember correctly.
I haven't posted a self portrait in a while. Just a simple one for now. I like it, I guess. I've gotten a bunch of new contacts in the past month so I thought I'd introduce myself. My name is Jordyn and I'm 16 years old. I love photography and it is definitely my passion. I'm highly considering pursuing it as a career but time will tell.
Self-portrait in April 2011
I always want to take some retro style photos. I absolutely adore 1940s and 1950s fashion, and found1960s hair style is interesting; women always had voluminous and bouffant hairstyle, so beautiful!
I looked at some 1960s photos and decided to give it a try!.....not too bad for a 10 minutes effort!
I am so enjoying my vacation right now!! LOTS and lots of pictures (sorry I don't always upload them!!!) I hope I will get better because I sometimes think this is the best my pictures will be... I surely hope not! AND I AM IN SERIOUS NEED OF A MODEL! ANYBODY? :D
The Netherlands-Polder Westzaan
Self-heal (Prunella vulgaris-Gewone brunel) is a herbaceous plant in the mint family Lamiaceae. The species is edible: the young leaves and stems can be eaten raw in salads and the plant as a whole can be boiled and eaten as a leaf vegetable. This perennial herb is native in Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America, and is common in most temperate climates. Image made in nature reserve Polder Westzaan. © Tom Kisjes July 2021
I feel shy taking self portraits, and SCARED that they will turn out bad. So this time, an essential part of my face is hidden...YAY! =P
Strobist info:
- SB600 camera left, in front of me, at eye level , bouncing off an umbrella.
- SB600 camera right, in front of me, at eye level , bouncing off an umbrella.
- SB900 on-camera, ceiling bouncing, and as Commander.
- white reflector bouncing ceiling light up from under me.
Capture details
Focal Length (real): 85mm
Aperture: f/13.0
Shutter Speed: 0.004 sec (1/250)
ISO: 200
Captured with a Nikon D3s and a Sigma 85mm F1.4 EX DG HSM
Alex Megremis Photography
got this idea initially when screwing up a polaroid in absolute disgust!!! Then I saw SX70manipulator's work and thought I would give it a try. Need a more colourful model I think!
Everyone was so into it, me I was sick and cold and all I could care about was my cam and my glass of Jack neat.
Shot with the 400D as i find it much easier to use the infrared remote (RC 6) than the wired remote shutter release on my 50D. Window light and a 50mm Lens.
In 1990 the small town of Kaimu and nearby Kalapana were destroyed by lava flow from Kilauea.
Where the road ends on Highway 137 so did our driving tour of Puna. Arriving at a parking lot we saw several locals manning tables full of crafts for sale. Before I could inquire if it was okay for us to continue on foot - a woman said, "It's a quarter mile hike to the beach."
Prior to the 1990 eruption, Kaimu was a popular beach among surfers and tourists. But the 1990 eruption buried everything - houses, roads, beach, park - under 80 feet of lava. Twenty years later, a new black sand beach is forming where the land meets the sea.
We began the short walk out to the beach. With the evening sun upon us, long shadows were cast upon the landscape. A landscape a little over 20 years old. It is interesting to consider - and be upon - a landscape younger than oneself.
Near the beach, the Mars-like landscape softens with hundreds of young coconut trees that were planted by local residents several years ago.
Self Portrait
Lightroom
Now and again in the course of my job I feel like shooting myself, so I did! :)
Me and my favorite L1A1. The rifle and I are backwards due to the 'camewhore-in-mirror ' process I used to snap this shot. Clean mirror though, right?
The sun damage and freckles on my forehead and nose; the mole my son calls my "chocolate chip"; the lines on my forehead that don't go away when I relax my brow; the beginnings of crows feet; the eyebrows that need to be waxed; the lips that need a gloss.
These spots and wrinkles, blemishes and flaws. These are my badges of honor, of wisdom, of womanhood. They are who I am, who I was, and who I will be.
They are beautiful.
I am beautiful.
Self portrait of me trying to look like I belong in a shampoo ad or something. =) I was bored and I wanted to play with my lighs and do something with a strong Chiaroscuro look.
First self-portrait. Woot!
More an exercise in learning to light using flash photography (with a 46-inch Softlighter) than emotion (which explains the, "meh-meets-mugshot," expression).
Have only had the flash and Softlighter for two days so, yeah, it's a little rough, but not bad all in all.
Would love, love, love any and all critiques (can't learn if ya don't know what you're doin' wrong.)
Strobist info: Canon 60D, 85mm prime, 1/100th, f5.6, ISO 200
580ex (not exII) at 1/4
46-inch Softlighter four feet in front and about two fee above
White reflector just camera-right for fill.
self stitched: cardi & panty
mom stitched: socks
store bought: vest, jeans
house cleaning!
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