Self-portrait composite

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   DerrickT (75 months ago | reply)

   haha! i love the powerful rigidity of psychology here.

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   zelnunes (75 months ago | reply)

   yeah, that is great!

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   Okaypro (75 months ago | reply)

   id, ego, and super ego. hmmm... i have to think about which is which here.

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   Tracy Clayton (75 months ago | reply)

   Great concept.

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   Bakari (75 months ago | reply)

   Believe, I didn't think very much about the postures when taking the shots. I was trying to get this done before my kids back to the house, so I would have to answer a ton of questions about what I was doing.

   But now that I look at the photo based on the comments above, I do my poses reveal some subconscious view of myself. Hmmm, something to think more deeply about.

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   *elisabeth (75 months ago | reply)

   oh that is so hot. I wish I were that tech-savvy.

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   Dcure (75 months ago | reply)

   Very nice

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   xyxyxxx (75 months ago | reply)

   I love it! Great photo :)

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    [ Tee ] (74 months ago | reply)

    Very nice photo here...nice!

    ~TJOY~

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    infinite.light (74 months ago | reply)

    super!

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    Jer*ry (74 months ago | reply)

    Yes, well done. Have you seen what Studio Antwan came up with along these lines?
    www.flickr.com/people/studioantwan/

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    Tim Russell (73 months ago | reply)

    I'm glad I'm not the only one who is a bit self-conscious when doing these types of shots (even when I'm alone in my house - ha-ha). The ones in public are even worse.
    I like this shot very much. The you on the right is my favorite. Very expressive...

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    Studio Antwan (73 months ago | reply)

    Excellent job Bakari! And thanks to Gerry (ghb624) for pointing you in my direction! I'm hoping to do another of these in the near future. I just need another idea on what to stage.

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    Peter In Shanghai (73 months ago | reply)

    Would it be giving the game away if I asked the technique here? In the days of film I had a mask that let me take half a frame, then the other half (without winding the film fowards or moving the camera position of course). But now with digital, I guess it's easy to do it in Photoshop using layers - but how?

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    Pat Glennon (48 months ago | reply)

    wow! I love this!! nicely done

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