We, The Photographers......Self Portaits..a Who's Who on CR

[hoits]

_MG_4841 by bighoits, on Flickr

[Ewinter]

Hai Thar
http://www.winternetphotography.co.uk

[Don Haines]

For me, paddling and photography are a way of life.... now if I could only figure out a way to get paid to do this.....

[leosfo]

Here is one:

[TWI by Dustin Abbott]

Here's a few:

With the 40mm Pancake and the Magic Lantern "clap" feature:

In My Natural Habitat by Thousand Word Images by Dustin Abbott, on Flickr

With the EF 35mm f/2 and using the articulating screen on the 60D to aid focus:

Window to the Soul by Thousand Word Images by Dustin Abbott, on Flickr

With a manual focus only Super Takumar 50mm f/1.4 (using the articulating screen again)

The Man with the Scarf by Thousand Word Images by Dustin Abbott, on Flickr

Man, the wi-fi option on the 6D would sure make taking self-portraits easier!

[Quasimodo]

Hi

Stilig norrman 

He he, takk skal du ha

[rpt]

I thought I would post one of me working.....

Question: What camera is that?

[infared]

I thought I would post one of me working.....

Question: What camera is that?

Ahhhhh....RPT..I see by your avatar that you have interest in such things.. If the print I posted was large enough you could see the hammer-&-sickle pin that is over the jacket pocket, by the snap and that would have given you a hint. The camera is a Russian Lubitel 166 Twin-Lens Reflex Camera.  Only the best!!! LOL!

[Harry Muff]

Me!

[davidson]

me...no remote shutter, no live view, no articulating screen (rebel xt) just good old timer and scrambling into position. cant access the original right now so i got this one from my facebook profile so it might not be the best quality

[rpt]

I thought I would post one of me working.....

Question: What camera is that?

Ahhhhh....RPT..I see by your avatar that you have interest in such things.. If the print I posted was large enough you could see the hammer-&-sickle pin that is over the jacket pocket, by the snap and that would have given you a hint. The camera is a Russian Lubitel 166 Twin-Lens Reflex Camera.  Only the best!!! LOL!

 
I miss mine! Sentimental reasons... The the bottom lens had come loose and the gear on it would at times get disconnected from the gear on the top lens then I would have to wind up the roll, place a tracing paper on the film plane manually adjust the focus and pop the lens back in place. Then unwind the roll back to the unexposed frame! Great fun (not!). However I had many years of fun shooting with it.

Thanks. That pic took me back to the 60s!

[rpt]

Me!

Very authentic. However, where are the tablets? In this day and age it needs to be an iPad and a Galaxy Pad
I think a reshoot is in order with them held over your head

[rpt]

For me, paddling and photography are a way of life.... now if I could only figure out a way to get paid to do this.....

Is that the same creek where you took the panorama with the boat? The boat seems to be the same one...

[dr croubie]

For me, paddling and photography are a way of life.... now if I could only figure out a way to get paid to do this.....

there's always money to be had from tourists, paddle them up a stream and back and give them a photo of them in that pose, could be worth some scratch...

[Don Haines]

For me, paddling and photography are a way of life.... now if I could only figure out a way to get paid to do this.....

Is that the same creek where you took the panorama with the boat? The boat seems to be the same one...

Different creek.... The Panorama was shot on Constance Creek, about 30K NW of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. The portrait was shot on Stevens Creek, about 30K south of Ottawa. The panorama canoe is a 1950 Chestnut Bob's Special and the portrait canoe is a 1990 Lapointe. My remote control for the portait picture (a REAL photographer) won't let me have any other color of canoe than red because red cedar/canvas canoes photograph best.... there are 4 in the fleet