People have asked me why I don't do too many self-portraits anymore...
there are alot of reasons. And they ask me why the ones that I have always cover part of my face....this, i guess is a security blanket.
So in order to break from the norm, here is a exposing self-portrait...no fancy clothes, makeup or props to hide behind...just me...flaws and all.
I'm sure you've heard it all before at this point in regards to this picture, Lorraine, but if you can stand one more ----
I really like the simplicity of this shot, and how nice it turned out should be a testament to how hard it is to make shots like this look good. It might seem easy, but I don't think it's ever simple to get one of these, but that could be me and my equipment. I also really like the duality that's going on here, where you are obviously vulnerable in your nakedness, but you seem so strong at the same time as well. As if one situation causes the other. It's awesome, and I really like this in your gallery.
-Shane (who is likewise blind to any flaw you speak of)
flaws i say are beautiful in their own way...and when they are yours they make them een better...you and your work are amazeing...truly beautiful...i see no flaws..and the flaws we have remind us of our past or what has become of us even if they are bad or good they all have storys..
I really like the simplicity of this shot, and how nice it turned out should be a testament to how hard it is to make shots like this look good. It might seem easy, but I don't think it's ever simple to get one of these, but that could be me and my equipment. I also really like the duality that's going on here, where you are obviously vulnerable in your nakedness, but you seem so strong at the same time as well. As if one situation causes the other. It's awesome, and I really like this in your gallery.
-Shane (who is likewise blind to any flaw you speak of)
I want a print of this and one of the tv series...
curious statement
i think
you find perfection within those flaws