#self portait photography

[notnotparanoid]

p. robert / notnotparanoid

[oliwiawojciechowska]

heads

[marlasingeruniverse]

[rebeltoreherdress]

perspective

[spacebabyu]

here are some spooky self-portraits <3 happy halloween !!

(insta: lanezzworld)

[eyeshawitch]

How Mania is Born

[ametamorphosisaddiction]

An Update Already?! Yes, a very exciting one :)

[the-dose-makes-the-poison]

Iness Rychlik, 'Venus' (Wenus), Self-portait photography, 2024.

[chevvy-yates]

💕 self-love time! talk about which ones of YOUR creations (edits, artworks, fanfics) you like the most then send to other creators to do the same 💕

I'm gonna post some real photography for this one. I do miss taking real pics but next week I do have hopefully interesting things to look at in Holland through my little Canon EOS M50 and all my pretty lenses (tele lens, portait 32mm!!!, macro and my wide angle aaaah my babies)!

So have some Tokyo at night pics incomming? Yes.

These are all from 2015, 2016 and 2018. I used a Canon EOS40D back then (my mum's) with a 50mm portrait lense.. if the pics contain some distorted people – this is my doing with photoshop. I had this weird idea to make some look like that for no real reason. last time I edited at least one of my Tokyo pics was around 2022 when I intended to post it all slowly onto my instagram account – I never really did (at least not the night pics) because I started disliking ig and the photography community which let me into going to virtual photography instead. I do have a blog for all my Tokyo photos though: @enotokyo but I rarely post anything atm. Still waiting for a better iMac that makes it possible to edit huge RAW files again.

I have so many pics I could post … 4x Tokyo, California (San Francisco and Carmel-by-The-Sea), Poland (Gdansk, Wolfschanze), Croatia (Istria), Italy (lake Garda and Venice), a bit of Austria, now Holland is waiting to be photographed as well. Enough talk now:

Shinjuku/Kabuki-Cho (2015/16):

Ikebukuro (2018):

Especially Ikebukuro gives off Cyberpunk vibes. I edited those in 2022. the last one looks like I did a shot in Cyberpunk, but it really is some side street in Ikebukuro. and even tho it shows only trash … it is my one of my favorites.

I hope I can manage to go back this year for a week — only myself and my camera, so I can take night pics of my favorite places agsin because my M50 is way better than the 40D was.

I do not consider myself to be a photographer who takes interesintg pictures. I mostly avoid taking pics of people for example, at least too many. All of my Japan pics mostly do show details only bc I ran around there with the 50mm lens only. Try get a building shown fully with this. you have to walk back a good amount of meters. 50mm is usually for portraits (makes a fine bokeh). It was the only one I had and that was small enough to take with me all day. So I happen to have lot more details rather than the whole picture of my Japan trips. I would love to retake a lot of pics I did during my 4x (1 time I did not take a canon with me tho).

[notnotparanoid]

p. robert / notnotparanoid

[631nickkhomami]

Week 1: 36 Exposures

Conducted 36 self portaits employing different techniques. I tested mirror self portraits, timed self portraits, and selfie style portraits with a mix of flash and non flash photography. With the flash i experimented with bounce flash and direct flashes for the portraiture.

I was quite sick when taking the photos, so i dont look to great, and i don't own a tripod so a lot of the photos are from weird angles. Because of this the best ones to come out where the mirror selfies, especially the ones with bounce flash (one chosen for profile (DSC_0219)).

I listened to 808 State and LTJ Bukem when taking my photos. I don't think they changed the way I took them, but coincidentally i swapped from 808 State to LTJ Bukem when i started incorporating flash into my photos.

Next time i shoot i would like to use i tripod, and not be sick. I would also try practicing how to do flash photography better and playing with sync speeds and apertures more; how i can control the image in flash photography.

[oliwiawojciechowska]

[marlasingeruniverse]

[historicalphotos]

Hippolyte Bayard self portaits, 1839

Enhanced version (by me):

Sources: March 17: Indignation – On This Date in Photography: by James Mcardle Fake History Hunter no X: "According to Dr. McArdle, Associate Professor in the Image, the wonderfully named French Hippolyte Bayard took these self portraits before March 1839. They're not as good as the other pictures, but they survived and ARE photographic portraits of a human. https://t.co/iESUDU6Rqj https://t.co/qlkvbE3UzX" / X (twitter.com)

[fia-raw]

Crack (draft), 2021

via @fia.raw on instagram

[be-lens-photo]

A moment of introspection, calm and reflection.