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Re: Recent self portraits
Like the first one Matt, really well seen and processed. If you crop the bottom you be hard pressed to know if you were not part of the art.
The second one has something ugly in front of your face. 
Re: Recent self portraits
I preferred the second, but I would remove the black line on the left. My problem with the first is mainly the man and its reflection coming out of the frame. I would take him out altogether; its tilt is not bothering me and even contributes to the impromptu and paparazzi effect of the shot. By the way, is that how you look like without the camouflage greenery?
Re: Recent self portraits
Like the first indeed. Unusual as usual which makes for a good photo.
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Re: Recent self portraits
Hi Matt,
I thought I recognised that camera, it used to be part of the name of this web site. My D70 is still staring at me on a shelf. Funny how APSC is becoming the new black again. It was nice of the designers to leave enough space above the lens to allow for the Nikkormat clip on the old lenses. Nice photos - got carried away with the subject. Peter Mc Nikon & Olympus
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