Sometimes photographers hide behind the camera, so this week we turned the camera around for our “Self Portrait” photo challenge. Take a look at the photos and tell us what you think in the comments.
Taken with the analogue Spinner 360 camera, I was able to include myself in a panoramic view of the lavender fields surrounding the Sénanque Abbey in the French Provence region. In the background, you'll notice not only the 864-year-old abbey, but also my good friends who just got married. Ahh, la douce France! Photo by Pieter DomSelf Portrait by Philip DavisPhoto by Kenneth Røstad Ekse JensenPhoto by Lindsey HooverThis photo was taken hand-held in a backyard of a friend. I think I can be proud of the result of my NOKIA X6-00 cellphone.Photo by Domagoj TomašićThese are the guys from Fairfax county fire station 10, I am on the far right. Photo by Javier Santa Gadea.Shot this on my Canon T2i when I asked my fiance to marry me in San Francisco. Used the self timer and a 20 shot burst with a wide open aperture to bring in as much light as possible. Worked out pretty well if I do say so myself! Photo by Nathan Bowling (Congrats!)I just wanted to have a go at being me. Photo by Halina RomaniszynI stuck my camera on my tripod and swung it around during the exposure. I used a cable to release the shutter. Camera was in aperture priority mode set to F22 which would give me the longest shutter as it was a very bright day. I didn't have an ND filter so I used my CPL just to get a bit of a longer exposure. F22 : 1/2sec : ISO100. Photo by Warren CoskeyPhoto by David Felipe MoralesPhoto by Mister Speakeasypuppet photo. Photo by Omar Torres“When I’m alone…” Photo by David SewardTaken at an antique car show in the chrome bumper of a car. Photo by Michelle EricsonI am always being told I see the brighter side of life, so with that in mind, I used some enhancing to bring out the bold colours of the photo reflecting on how I like to see the world. With the reflection in the sunnies, I think it shows this pretty well. Photo by Stephanie Roberts.Photo by Jeffrey James ValerioJust me, myself and my Nikon D60. Photo by Francisco Reis.Photo by ĂŜǾǾM ŜĤĚßĚŘ"Self Portrait" Taken with Sony A65. Photo by Jo GubbinsI tried this Self portrait shot with my nikon coolpix s550, switching to "Fireworks Show" mode. Photo by Arun BSImpulse for this self portrait was a beautiful flower lying on the street, which someone must have lost. So I took it home and shoot a picture. To fulfill my vision of a dreamy atmosphere I had to make a color aftertouch, which was the only digital manipulation I undertook. It is also the last photograph taken with my Canon EOS 50D before I made an upgrade to 5D MarkII. Photo by Tomáš Gering.I like being a ghost! Shot with a Pentax K5, 30 second exsposure, 800 ISO, F22, 18-50mm wide angle. Photo by Dorothy Holfordtaken with nikon D3000 18-55mm I used 55mm with manual focus using tripod taking benefit of ambient light taken by me Allen Adnan
This week’s photo challenge is: “Portfolio”, send us the best photo you have ever taken
Look through your portfolio and send us the best photo you have ever taken, send it to Photo@snapsort.com, along with your name, and a short description of the photo. Please submit your photos by next Wednesday.
Guidelines:
The photo should be taken by you
You may interpret the theme in any way you would like
You agree to allow us to share your image on our Blog and Facebook wall
You retain all rights to the photo
Submit your photos by next Wednesday
Please only submit one photo per week
Please include a short description of your photo, along with your name
