Self Portrait Thread - Post pics!

No Bugster wrote in post #3959820
How did you get such a low shot???? (even if you didn't shoot it yourself).

camera rig and I did shoot it myself. I had a wireless remote in my hand.

Framed

Here's my first attempt at a business-like self-portrait. Figured I needed one for my web site. Plus it gave me an excuse to try out my new flash.

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There's some great self-portraits in this thread. I think I'll to reshoot mine.

Mark

Did this one a while ago for my brother who can't show up to my game anymore...

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Awesome beard dude. Love it. Reminds me of my friend's

AlphaChicken wrote in post #4053571
Awesome beard dude. Love it. Reminds me of my friend's

I had to trim it down quite short (just under an inch) due to my stylist not being able to keep her horizon's straight

lilbloo wrote in post #4048980

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I didn't foresee the shadow on the left =/. I blame it on pregnancy brain.

Why is this the only pregnant shot of you that I could find?

More, More, More!

lilbloo wrote in post #4048980

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I didn't foresee the shadow on the left =/. I blame it on pregnancy brain.

Gratz on the conception though it looks like from you pic, that my gratz are way overdue.

Om!

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Me in white.

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^ now that would make a really cool business card. very nice

AlphaChicken wrote in post #4046460
Jman those are awesome. How did you get them to work like that? I can get mine to partially expose into a long exposure but nothing like what you have here.

Well it's a multiple exposure, but not a 'multiple exposure.' I set up the camera on the tripod in front of the TV, set my Tokina 12-24 @ 12mm, and shot multiple photos in each set of clothes with my remote. Exposure was manual, of course, to get consistent lighting and exposure each time. Then, in Photoshop, because the camera is tripod mounted, it's super easy to just lay the three pictures on top of each other, and delete the the areas of the top two images that cover the people in the shots below them. Super fast and easy, as long as you don't have any body parts crossing over the parts in another image. (that's what made the high-five shot harder to get, and I obviously couldn't get my hands to actually slap.)

tiero how the hell did you do that?\