Introspection.
Meet yourself.
Flickr meeting, Mechelen
Hof van Busleyden
This photo was taken on September 30, 2006 using a Panasonic DMC-FZ7.
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Stijn Coppens, Koinsky, Schaduw Zijde, Jim Smalley, and 45 other people added this photo to their favorites.
petermeuris (69 months ago | reply)
nizze ... only sun !!
Koinsky (69 months ago | reply)
Prachtig met de schaduw en enkel de witte achtergrond!
petermeuris (69 months ago | reply)
Waarschijnlijk geschoten in een studio !!
:-)
areyarey (69 months ago | reply)
brilliant :)
jot.de (69 months ago | reply)
very cool!
PRIMERA CUENTA NOV 2005 [deleted] (69 months ago | reply)
Fantastic :D
Don Frodo (69 months ago | reply)
Sterk
strongway (69 months ago | reply)
simplicity is beauty.
Saw in Explore. Congratulation!
lalla2006 (69 months ago | reply)
great shot!
tripledub images (69 months ago | reply)
wonderful!
mat . (69 months ago | reply)
amazing!
Koinsky (69 months ago | reply)
Nummer 8 op interestingness, indrukwekkend!
newton_at_woolsthorpe (69 months ago | reply)
There it is "Black on White"
Have a nice week.
petermeuris (69 months ago | reply)
Hey Koinsky waar check je die interestingness rangschikking ?
petermeuris (69 months ago | reply)
Zie ook
Koinsky (69 months ago | reply)
De lijst met interestingnessbeelden kan je hiermee opvragen: Flickr scout
Geef maar een hint als je er nog vindt van de meetup.
petermeuris (69 months ago | reply)
Ok, bedankt !
LucaPicciau (69 months ago | reply)
This is an amazing capture! Love the composition!
Great shot :)
(seen on explore!)
T.D. Ford (Grundlepuck) (69 months ago | reply)
Congratulations! This wonderfully clever portrait is currently (or was recently) one of Flickr's Top 10 most interesting photos. (It is/was on page one of the calendar view.) Would you please add it to the Top 10 Interestingness pool? It would be a great addition!
ShutterbugL (69 months ago | reply)
Very creative!
R'eyes (69 months ago | reply)
very good composition!
[128-10619-13] [deleted] (69 months ago | reply)
superb!!
liked the idea a lot!
kryptonite756@sbcglobal.net (69 months ago | reply)
very nice!
uiltje (69 months ago | reply)
Ha, mooi deze!
aberdidi (69 months ago | reply)
Awesome Shot! Please post to www.flickr.com/groups/p1f1/
leschick (69 months ago | reply)
interesting!
artOtek [deleted] (69 months ago | reply)
Great shot and scenery! Very well done!
Adam Pena (69 months ago | reply)
time out mr.
verethragma (64 months ago | reply)
I think this could be Apple's next advertisement!!
Esther Gibbons (63 months ago | reply)
Love the composition! What an attitude the stance conveys. "I don't need you. I'm self-sufficient and self-contained. I'm in my bubble."
Eddi van W. (43 months ago | reply)
Hallo, ich bin der Administrator der Gruppe Creative Commons- Free Pictures, und wir würden uns freuen, wenn Du dies zu unserer Gruppe hinzufügen würdest.
go thunk yourself (33 months ago | reply)
Great image - composition and natural lighting - perfect!
Thanks for setting this under Creative Commons license - I've used it for a blog page, Finding your own goals and purposes.
Thanks again - looking for more of your posts.
e³°°° (31 months ago | reply)
In theory the one person we should never, ever, lie to is ourselves. Surely lying to ourselves is counter-productive? Like calmly and deliberately shooting yourself in the foot or taking a hot toasting fork and plunging it into your eye?
But look around and it's not hard to spot the tell-tale symptoms of self-deception in other people. So perhaps we are also deceiving ourselves in ways we can't clearly perceive? But is that really possible and would we really believe the lies that we 'told' ourselves anyway? That's what Quattrone & Tversky (1984) explored in a classic social psychology experiment published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
die minimalistin (28 months ago | reply)
thank you for sharing under creative commons, used it here:
This photo was invited and added to the The Gallery Of Fine PORTRAIT Photography [No frames/signatures] group.