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    Posted: 09 November 2005 at 13:37
Well, we´ve read about the nicknames. Now, let´s see the faces behind the nicknames!

Here´s me:


Taken by my girlfriend Jessica (who is a very talented photographer, btw) when shooting promotion pictures for one of my bands, COY. More pictures here.

So come on, let´s see those faces behind the names!

Edited by Indigo - 09 November 2005 at 17:09
/Jonatan Tjäder

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I guess the myth about photographers not wanting to be in the picture themselves seems pretty true...
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Here I am, at "Sierra La Pedriza" mountains. Behind me, "Las Torres"(2015m).

It is one of my favourite activities.



Regards

Edited by gsaronni - 13 November 2005 at 09:48
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Originally posted by Indigo Indigo wrote:

I guess the myth about photographers not wanting to be in the picture themselves seems pretty true...


Well, i guess i needed to be the first to respond here. So, me apologies.



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Originally posted by Indigo Indigo wrote:

I guess the myth about photographers not wanting to be in the picture themselves seems pretty true...


You are correct all the way, if I can avoid getting my picture taken I will and when I cannot 9 out of 10 times I will make sure the picture is ruined (i.e. hand before face or duck away or something like that).

I usually have one picture of me taken per vacation and they are usually from a low point with me on a high point in my "I am omnipotent" posture. The only true photo shoot I ever had from myself is on my wedding day.

Edited by Frans - 13 November 2005 at 15:18
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Originally posted by Frans Frans wrote:

Originally posted by Indigo Indigo wrote:

I guess the myth about photographers not wanting to be in the picture themselves seems pretty true...


You are correct all the way, if I can avoid getting my picture taken I will and when I cannot 9 out of 10 times I will make sure the picture is ruined (i.e. hand before face or duck away or something like that).

I usually have one picture of me taken per vacation and they are usually from a low point with me on a high point in my "I am omnipotent" posture. The only true photo shoot I ever had from myself is on my wedding day.


there is also an art to moving your head just as the shot is being taken, I like to see motion in photos :>
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Well, OK then, this is me:

It's a selfportrait, taken for a portrait workshop this year.
regards, geertje
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I'm also in the "don't get in the picture club".

I have almost no photos of myself. And those I do, I look awful, I have a
problem with smiling properly. I had jaw surgery for a birth defect, and I
think that messes it up, my smile now looks like a frown.

Also just not very into having people in shots.
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Originally posted by G4hout G4hout wrote:

Well, OK then, this is me:

It's a selfportrait, taken for a portrait workshop this year.
regards, geertje

What an excellent idea, why have I never thought to move a little bit for my 'here's my camera' self portraits.

Next time I see a mirror in the field I'll get the 16mm into action.
I can still remember how that music used to make me smile
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Hi all,

each time I take a picture of my self the camera covers my face, I'll just have to find a way around it. lol


Edited by aarif - 17 November 2005 at 02:23
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Hey! You have a different version of the camera than me. It looks as if yours is made for left-handed people. ;-)
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The only way you can photograph me is after a succesful fishing (my other hobby) . A couple of years ago with a nice Largemouth Bass (Micropterus salmoides ).

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thats me during last years vintage.

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It's me ^__^

First time in photostudio (as photographer, not a "target"). Near the month ago
Olympus E-3-owner
Bye, Sony ^_^
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