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    Week 32, Assignment 2 for Take A Class With Dave And Dave.

    Self-Portrait With Camera - We've all seen the lazy self-portrait where the photographer points his camera at a mirror and clicks the shutter button. The challenge here is to take a photograph of yourself taking a photograph of yourself...and find a way to make it interesting.

    A photo of myself taking a photo of myself taking a photo of myself taking a, well, you get the picture.

    To make it more interesting, I applied the Droste Effect to the original.

    KatColorado, .Manisha., synecdoche, and 11 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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    1. Cognitive Ambition 71 months ago | reply

      Wonderful manipulation. I really like the lighting on your face as well as the shallow DOF. Very intriguing picture.

    2. KatColorado 71 months ago | reply

      wow, this is the ultimate "photograph yourself taking a picture of yourself to eternity". Great ps work again!

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    3. Cayusa 71 months ago | reply

      Thanks!

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    4. <Leonie di Vienna> 71 months ago | reply

      woouw, I have to work not to be taken into the spiral, I wonder how you arranged the setting ... brilliant!!!

    5. Cayusa 71 months ago | reply

      See above for a link to the tutorial. Thanks for the comment!

    6. <Leonie di Vienna> 71 months ago | reply

      thanks back, learned about the "Droste" which I never heard before

    7. InsideMyShell 71 months ago | reply

      whoa, I get dizzy looking at this! great job!

      cwd

    8. anna.hawaii 71 months ago | reply

      great idea! very cool.

    9. .Manisha. 71 months ago | reply

      Thanks for the links! Will try it out with something simple. You're just too cool!

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    10. Cayusa 71 months ago | reply

      Thanks!

      No problem. Always happy to help. My first one was a bit messy, but you get a feel for it and I just play with the numbers in the code until I like what the preview shows me. Make sure you follow the steps accurately. Something simple like turn off auto preview may not sound like that big of deal, but it makes a difference.

    11. 4inthehouse 71 months ago | reply

      the Droste Effect, eh? I learn so much from you. Thanks for sharing what it is and the tutorial too.

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    12. Cayusa 71 months ago | reply

      Always happy to help. I'm learning all this stuff too and I'm always happy to pass what I learn along.

    13. pi c's 71 months ago | reply

      wow! i'm late...but i can't help but passing out the fishies when i've got time and this one SO deserves one :-)

      Vermilion Fish award

    14. janika0 70 months ago | reply

      Another great work!

    15. Davii Rangda 65 months ago | reply

      esta de huevos!

    16. janetfo747 61 months ago | reply

      This photo made me SMILE
      Please post this photo in our group
      and make even MORE people smile!

      PHOTO SMILES - Photos That Make You Smile!

    17. ♀ Winged One ♀(off flying somewhere) 54 months ago | reply

      I love it:)
      I did a tag search and found you. I hope you do not mind an invite to a group I just started.
      I find you to be inspirational!
      You are invited to post your image:

      I Reflect I

    18. jpordude 47 months ago | reply

      wow, no idea how you done this, great!

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