This is the first set of photos in the series I Am a Self-Portrait of You. Unfortunately it was a rather small group of friends, so there are only four portraits. But there will be more to come.
The results:
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the first, & my favourite. |
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can't you at least make it LOOK as if you're having fun? |
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like her? |
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and, I don't even know your name. |
I don't know the fourth girl. She was curious to know why I wanted her to take a picture of herself with my camera. I told her it was an art project/experiment & she was nice enough to humour me.
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Rainer Maria Rilke
The steadfastness of generations of nobility shows in the curving lines that form the eyebrows. And the blue eyes still show traces of childhood fears and of humility here and there, not of a servant's, yet of one who serves obediently, and of a woman. The mouth formed as a mouth, large and accurate, not given to long phrases, but to express persuasively what is right. The forehead without guile and favoring the shadows of quiet downward gazing. This, as a coherent whole, only casually observed; never as yet tried in suffering or succeeding, held together for an enduring fulfillment, yet so as if for times to come, out of these scattered things, something serious and lasting were being planned.
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