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Putting Faces to Names - (i.e. the Selfie thread)
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Vivek
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First thing that stares at anyone, the "Nikon distortion"! :bugeyes:
Rick Waldroup
New member
Underground Heavy Metal Bar - Austin, Texas - October 15, 2011
Hey, Vivek, how are you doing?
Hey, Vivek, how are you doing?
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Vivek
Guest
How are you Rick? You look younger than I imagined. 
Your better half is also in the frame, I guess?
Your better half is also in the frame, I guess?
Rick Waldroup
New member
Yes, I am only as young as I imagine myself to be.:thumbs:How are you Rick? You look younger than I imagined.
Your better half is also in the frame, I guess?
And yes, that is my better half who is tripping the shutter.
It is great to hear from you, my friend.
My wife and I were skiing during a "Lake Effect" snow near Lake Erie. I thought some might enjoy the images. I include pictures of my wife, since she is much more photogenic than I. The second image gives an idea of 1-2in/hr snowfall rate.
Tom
_IGP1152 by tsjanik47, on Flickr
_IGP1143 by tsjanik47, on Flickr
_IGP1150 by tsjanik47, on Flickr
Tom
_IGP1152 by tsjanik47, on Flickr
_IGP1143 by tsjanik47, on Flickr
_IGP1150 by tsjanik47, on Flickr
Wow Tom...no gray card needed...just look at all that snow to take a white balance off of. .
Your lovely wife looks a lot happer than you do. Does that have anything to do with your worrying how much snow the photographic equipment can take while she's happy to learn you're using the appropriate portrait lens (to take her picture?)...LOL!
Dave (D&A)
.Your lovely wife looks a lot happer than you do. Does that have anything to do with your worrying how much snow the photographic equipment can take while she's happy to learn you're using the appropriate portrait lens (to take her picture?)...LOL!
Dave (D&A)
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Of course she's happier, she doesn't have a frozen mustache.Wow Tom...no gray card needed...just look at all that snow to take a white balance off of.
Your lovely wife looks a lot happer than you do. Does that have anything to do with your worrying how much snow the photographic equipment can take while she wants to she's happy to learn you're using the appropriate portrait lens (to take her picture?)...LOL!
Dave (D&A)
Maggie O
Active member
Lloyd
Active member
Very nice Ron. BTW, love White Lies. Fun play. (Enjoyed your website too. Very nice. :salute
ashwinrao1
Active member
Fantastic, Ron!
Shashin
Well-known member
Is that the upper-state NY version of the British stiff upper lip? I doubt you could smile even if you were happy.
Petster
Member
This was taken into a lighthouse mirror, hanging on the wall of an antique furniture store. This was so cool, as the result changed heavily with every inch I moved. On top of that standing in front of the mirror and saying something, it created a really nice change of the sound of your voice. Unfortunately the thing had a diameter of 10 feet so there was no chance of taking it home from the other end of the world.
Cheers,
Pete
Cheers,
Pete
edwardkaraa
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weinschela
Subscriber Member
We left-eyed people have a harder time with a self portrait!
