Thoughtful me by durleybeachbum
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The Flickr Our Daily Challenge theme 'Reflected Selfie' led to a little self portrait session on this damp and unpleasant non-gardening day.
See another Here
Comments (9)
jendellas
Lovely portrait, great earrings.
wysiwig
Two excellent images. One from the 1920s and one from the 19th century. Wonderful post work.
Faemike55
I see you view selfies like I do - necessary at rare times but then this is a wonderful capture and your other just knocked it out of the park
anitalee Online Now!
Excellent
blinkings
LOL I wouldn't want to meet you in a dark alley! Very foreboding!!! At work we have to have these government licenses which basically say you are safe to work with children. It involves police checks etc. Anyway, one of the rules when you get your ID card is that you CAN'T smile in the photo. We all end up looking like murderous pedophiles...especially me!
FredNunes
Nice portrait... well done!
Glendaw
Both portraits are beautiful. The different styles are awesome.
sema_fox
Замечательно !!!!
anahata.c
god I love this. And the flickr one is nearly regal---added to by your burnt-gold-sepia tone. I'm back for my usual 2-3 day stint, with limited numbers of comments, which are always a pain since I have a ton to say on everything here. But I gotta choose, so I start with this beauty because I loved it the minute it went up. Deep eyes and gaze, your seriousness is arresting, the highlights on your earrings and either blouse, scarf or some outer garment (hard to tell from the photo) makes beautiful contrast to all the dark. And your willingness to capture yourself without editorialization makes your self portraits a pleasure to view. They're honest and they're powerful. Terrific shot, Andrea, a wonderful serious and reflective self portrait. As is the flickr. And the black and white, here, is perfect.
(Can you imagine going through the Rijksmuseum, and seeing, next to Rembrandt self portrait after self portrait: "Selfie 22," "Selfie with Fruit," "Selfie with iPad"...)