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Wow. Does that ring really go through your upper lip AND through your nose?

Interesting shots.

How'd you do them?
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~ Lydia
 
I feel I'll be thread crapping if I reply to every self portrait to make comments, so I won't.

But I just wanted to say to everyone that have participated (and will participate), that I really appreciate this, and you guys have so much fantasy and fun ideas for different self portraits.

So not only do I get to see who you are, but I also get lots of fun ideas to play with for the next selfportrait.

Thank you all! And keep posting fun selfportraits!!! :-)

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Petra -- owner of a E O S 3 5 0 D, C P 5 7 0 0 & 9 9 5
CATS Founder > ^..^
 
With a 300D on a tripod and a IR release (then much work with GIMP!):



One of our many arm's-length (this with an A20 in an underwater housing):



A.
 
This was taken in February of 2003 while I was dog sledding in New Hampshire. The high this day was 10F below zero and when I took this picture it was probably about 20F below. Wind chills were probably 50 - 60F below zero. And belive it or not I was having a good time!!



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Moses
http://www.pbase.com/kaboommals
 
ErickN said:
Gayle,

You know what ? A famous french actress is almost your perfect
twin. Her name is Josiane Balasko if you want to get more infos
about her. Here is one of her photos :



Very similar face, haircut, even the glasses (at least from the one
photo I've seen of you).

Or maybe you ARE her and try to stay anonymous on this forum ;o)

All the best,
Erick

Yeah... I like how you took out all of your extra chins for your self-portrait here, Gayle. :)
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~ Lydia
 
no, it's just a nose ring...

For all of the effects on the pictures, I used Picassa from Google. That simple little program is a blast.

As for taking the pictures... for most of them, I either held the camera at arm's length or used that $20 Canon remote (I forget the model number).
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Tony
 
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