Equanimity

Self-portrait of a well-adjusted moi. Thanks for your time.

Try this again -- take the shot with a green filter and BW film -- a technique used in the 1930's to 1950's for very dramatic effect. It is good of its type anyway.

Thanks for the feedback, but I don't even have a film camera anymore; sometimes I wish I did.

As always, I really like your portraits/self portraits. I enjoy this one for its 3-dimensional look, especially of the fingers. Don't really understand the manipulation of colours, though. Do you want to show us the dark side of yours? :)

 

PS: How do you do a self portrait with a DSLR? Just curious, as I am getting myself a DSLR equipment right now.

Thanks. All DSLRs have timers; plus you can get a wired or wireless remote device to snap the shot.

As for my dark side, it's always there, sometimes more prominently than others. In this case, though, I was just fooling around with different effects; I wasn't aiming for nihilism and despair, but I liked it when I saw it.

well done self portrait, strong impact...regards....David

Wonderful!

Incredible image and capture of mood and energy. Wonderful detail in such a low key image. Regards