Self-Portraits (sort of)

[birdhs]

This series originally started by accident when I wore a Syracuse University t-shirt (bright orange) to a car show and the folks at the Shutterbug Pub called it the Orange Shirt Series.
Now I have a Turquoise Shirt Series, and this is the Coral Shirt Series.

Do these count as "portraits"?????

All DeSoto car show in Chattanooga

life is good

greg

[chaffee]

Nice, Greg! The abstract forum might get a boot out of these as well.

Tim

[birdhs]

I also posted these in Portraiture Forum. just to give them something different to look at. nothing said it had to be an oil painting over there did it?

[man from ironbark]

Here's one of me about 1974.

[birdhs]

I see I am not the only one who likes to "get into the picture"...

[man from ironbark]

I'm wholly behind the camera lens. The other person is a friend who sauntered over to ask what I was doing. It isn't a shiny car, it is a tap handle on the rainwater tank.

[ama-true]

I offer two self-portraits (there is a third one with a direct facial pic which I like except that my nose is turned up so I look a little porcine)

[birdhs]

I AM a bit 'porcine', surprised I didn't need a wide-angle lens to fit into the phots

I hadn't thought of it, but shadows are also a form of self-portrait! They do reveal a lot about the figure....
now where is that extra-wide lens?????