Self portraits
Dallas
:-)
Heres' mine: www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas/Me.JPG
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-B-
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JR
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JR
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Charo
Boy, what *nerve* it took to post that picture, Dallas!
Anatomy aside, here is a photo of my husband and I... however, it is not a
"self-portrait". I have failed miserably at getting a decent self portrait
so far, but am still trying.
http://www.photo.net/shared/portrait.tcl?user_id=336983
~Charo
Charo
Wonderful pic, John... thanks for sharing!
~Charo
Bob Fowler
It's not a "self" portrait, but...
http://www.photo.net/shared/portrait.tcl?user_id=418292
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Thomas Edward Witte
:) This is about three years old, but it still cracks me up.
FWIW, I usually shoot one self portrait per assignment just to document
where I've been and prove it. (You know, just incase I'm ever being tried
for murder and they want to know where I was on such and such day.) ;)
http://www.mindspring.com/~photoj/diary.htm
Thomas
GO Photography
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Mike
No...that's a self portrait of a D30. Pity about the idiot that walked
through the background just as it was taken.
Mike ;-)
Martin Francis
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=708829
or for an actual shot,
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=149003
(me, two years ago, when I was starting out in the wide world of
iconography. I haven't had good reason to do a 'traditional' self portrait
since.)
Martin.
-
BTW you might want to try and get a hold of a vertical release for the MD4.
I only found out they existed yesterday... now I want one! (and an MD4)
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in the body of a great white shark, ohh-ohh-ohh, suddenly you've gone too
far!"
Karl Winkler
There's a whole web site dedicated to self portraits...
Shepherd
it is almost always a shot of them holding their camera up at eye level, or
at least holding their camera in the photo. On the other hand I have seen a
large number of female photographers produce very artful, insightful self
portraits without any camera equipment visible at all. Do we male
photographers feel the need to define ourselves by our camera or is just a
necessity to prove that we are actually photographers.
Charles
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Rod
way down.
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/rluhn/photos4.htm
There are a few other photos of me at my site if you are interested in
looking.
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/rluhn/PhotoIndex.htm
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Dallas
tripod...
Boy, you and your husband sure look young!
I'm curious about your first name, Charo. Is it a nick-name or a shortening?
The reason I ask is because in South Africa it's a colloquialism given to
the local Indian population! It's a sort of slang but the middle-class
Indians use it to describe themselves quite often. They have "Charro" for
themselves, "Wittous" (pronounced "Vittos") for us whiteys, "Colouredous"
for the coloureds, and "Peckyous" for Africans.
The suffix "ous" (just like saying the letter O in plural) is derived from
the Afrikaans "Ouens" for men, or fellows. The Charrous would refer to the
"charred" look of Indian skin (in other words they've been burned black by
the sun). "Wit" is Afrikaans for "white", hence we are "wittous". I haven't
a clue how they came to name African people "Peckyous".
Anyway, I'm sure you're more than fascinated by the above...so I'll shut up
now! :-)
Congrats on the job, BTW.
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Dallas
days. Maybe I could convince them to let me have a D60 for that purpose! :-)
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Rudy Garcia
Maybe the female photographers have found out how to use the camera's
timer? :-)
</TOP POST>
In article <uh859sd...@corp.supernews.com>,
"Shepherd" <clshe...@gciNOSPAM.net> wrote:
--
Rudy
"Time is what keeps everything
from happening all at once."
Photobob
That's me.
b~
"Dallas" <dal...@nospam.ananzi.co.za> wrote in message
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Rudy Garcia
> | "self-portrait". I have failed miserably at getting a decent self
> portrait
> | so far, but am still trying.
> |
> | http://www.photo.net/shared/portrait.tcl?user_id=336983
> |
> | ~Charo
> |
> |
Charo,
Next time, remove your glasses to avoid the reflection.
Hey, you are quite a comely lady!
Nice to put a face to a long list of posts.
brian
> :-)
>
> Heres' mine: www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas/Me.JPG
Mine (several):
http://www.caldwellphotographic.com/SelfImages
Brian
Simon
Melissa
John, your photograph was so artistic that it didn't look like a
self-portrait at all!
I'm new to photography, even though it's sometimes part of my job. But I
don't see myself doing the self-portrait thing any time soon. Some of us
look so much better BEHIND the lens!
Melissa
Melissa
John, your photograph was so artistic that it didn't look like a
self-portrait at all!
Dallas, I just love a man with a BIG ... uh... digital camera. ;-)
David Kieltyka
> Okay, who's got balls (or boobs) big enough to direct us to
> their mugshot?
> :-)
>
> Here's mine: www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas/Me.JPG
There's a self-portrait, taken via self-timer, on the homepage of my meager
website:
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/dkieltyka/
-Dave-
Alan Browne
Alan Browne
Alan Browne
Alan Browne
but he framed the shot...)
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=834611
Cheers,
Alan
Dallas wrote:
> Okay, who's got balls (or boobs) big enough to direct us to their mugshot?
> :-)
>
Charo
> Boy, you and your husband sure look young!
That is because we *are* young!!! At the time, I was 25, and he was 26.
That was in 1998.
> I'm curious about your first name, Charo. Is it a nick-name or a
shortening?
It is my full first name, I have no nicknames! Well, except for "enchanting
goddess," but that's reserved for my *close* friends! <g>
> The reason I ask is because in South Africa it's a colloquialism given to
> the local Indian population! It's a sort of slang but the middle-class
> Indians use it to describe themselves quite often. They have "Charro" for
> themselves, "Wittous" (pronounced "Vittos") for us whiteys, "Colouredous"
> for the coloureds, and "Peckyous" for Africans.
"Charro" and "Charo" are both slang words in certain parts of Mexico, from
what I understand. I believe "Charo" ( in northeastern regions of Mexico?)
is slang for "artist", while in other areas it is slang for those guys that
go door to door singing and playing maracas for money! Of course, "Charro"
in proper Spanish means "cowboy". I think.
"Charo" and "Charro" are also Spanish female first names.
In my case, it is a Spanish name that was given to me by my
Portuguese/Chinese/Hawaiian father, who *probably* heard of the guitarist
Charo (who is well known in the states, but probably nowhere else), and
thought it was a cool name. That's my theory anyway. My father died before
I could find out why he chose that name! Perhaps "Charo" is also a
Portuguese name?
If you lived in the US, you would know how much crap I catch for having the
same name as a very buxom, petite, fiery redheaded guitarist/singer whose
catch phrase is "Cootchie-cootchie-coo"!!
> Congrats on the job, BTW.
Thanks!
~Charo
Charo
"Rudy Garcia" <rudyg....@jps.net> wrote in message
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>
> Charo,
>
> Next time, remove your glasses to avoid the reflection.
Miller's labs took care of the reflection on the large print... of course,
they gave me blue eyes (i'm a brown-eyed girl), but hey! I always wondered
what I'd look like with "colored" eyes!
>
> Hey, you are quite a comely lady!
You sure you didn't mean to type "homely"?
>
> Nice to put a face to a long list of posts.
Right... so where's your mug?!?! :-)
~Charo
Rudy Garcia
"Charo" <ch...@charter.net> wrote:
> "Rudy Garcia" <rudyg....@jps.net> wrote in message
> news:rudyg.nospam-B30C...@nnrp04.earthlink.net...
> >
> > Charo,
> >
> > Next time, remove your glasses to avoid the reflection.
>
> Miller's labs took care of the reflection on the large print... of course,
> they gave me blue eyes (i'm a brown-eyed girl), but hey! I always wondered
> what I'd look like with "colored" eyes!
>
> >
> > Hey, you are quite a comely lady!
>
> You sure you didn't mean to type "homely"?
No, I meant comely, as in fetching.
> >
> > Nice to put a face to a long list of posts.
>
> Right... so where's your mug?!?! :-)
Wouldn't want to scare you off ;-)
Lisa Horton
Rudy Garcia wrote:
>
> In article <uh9r7e1...@corp.supernews.com>,
> "Charo" <ch...@charter.net> wrote:
>
> >
> > Right... so where's your mug?!?! :-)
>
> Wouldn't want to scare you off ;-)
>
C'mon now Rudy! Let us see YOU! :)
Lisa
ERNReed
> "Shepherd" <clshe...@gciNOSPAM.net> wrote:
>
>> I always find it amazing that when male photographers take a "self
>portrait"
>> it is almost always a shot of them holding their camera up at eye level, or
>> at least holding their camera in the photo. On the other hand I have seen
>a
>> large number of female photographers produce very artful, insightful self
>> portraits without any camera equipment visible at all.
Well, now we've seen several males' self-portraits without cameras. So just to
keep bucking the stereotype, my self-portrait (if anyone cares) is on my web
site. See below.
----------------------------------------------------------------
"They call me Mrs Reed"
http://members.aol.com/ernreed
If you aren't spamming, avoid the junktrap
Bob Fowler
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> As long as we're on the "alternative" train,
> http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=708829
>
> or for an actual shot,
> http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=149003
> (me, two years ago, when I was starting out in the wide world of
> iconography. I haven't had good reason to do a 'traditional' self portrait
> since.)
>
> Martin.
> -
> BTW you might want to try and get a hold of a vertical release for the
MD4.
> I only found out they existed yesterday... now I want one! (and an MD4)
I have the MR-3 (can you believe those bloody things cost $50.00?) but it
usually lives on my FM2n/MD-12 combo. I plan on picking up the firing rate
converter for the MD-4 which also gives a vertical release.
--
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Lisa Horton <Li...@lisahorton.net> wrote:
How about you Lisa? :-)
Mark Blackwell
models to test and experiment with and try new ideas taking turns being
model and photographer?
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http://www.aviatorsonestop.com
Steven
> "Dallas" <dal...@nospam.ananzi.co.za> wrote in message
> news:3d14f...@obiwan.eastcoast.co.za...
> > Boy, you and your husband sure look young!
>
> That is because we *are* young!!! At the time, I was 25, and he was 26.
> That was in 1998.
>
> > I'm curious about your first name, Charo. Is it a nick-name or a
> shortening?
>
> It is my full first name, I have no nicknames! Well, except for
"enchanting
> goddess," but that's reserved for my *close* friends! <g>
>
Charo: Spanish pet form of Rosario, from the Spanish title of Mary Nuestra
Senora del Rosario meaning "Our Lady of the Rosary"
(http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/spa.html)
But of course you'll find other (hi)stories...
Hank Scorpio
HS
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Steven
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>
> > news:uh70olo...@corp.supernews.com...
> > | Anatomy aside, here is a photo of my husband and I... however, it is
not a
> > | "self-portrait". I have failed miserably at getting a decent self
> > portrait
> > | so far, but am still trying.
> > |
> > | http://www.photo.net/shared/portrait.tcl?user_id=336983
> > |
> > | ~Charo
> > |
> > |
>
> Charo,
>
> Next time, remove your glasses to avoid the reflection.
Don't listen to him, Charo. You look swell with those glasses, and that's
probably the way people know you.
However, a polariser may have reduced the reflection (the reflection is not
part of your personality, is it?)
Or a slightly different angle may have too.
John's picture is perfect proof that reflection in glasses can add to a
picture. In fact, if there was a bit more reflection in the right glass
(left in pic) we wouldn't see that John is looking at the camera. Which
costs him 0.01 point, leaving him with only 9.99 out of 10.
Steven
Steven
"Steven" <stev...@pandora.be> wrote in message
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> "Rudy Garcia" <rudyg....@jps.net> wrote in message
> news:rudyg.nospam-B30C...@nnrp04.earthlink.net...
> >
> > > Charo <ch...@charter.net> wrote in message
> > > news:uh70olo...@corp.supernews.com...
> > > | Anatomy aside, here is a photo of my husband and I... however, it is
> not a
> > > | "self-portrait". I have failed miserably at getting a decent self
> > > portrait
> > > | so far, but am still trying.
> > > |
> > > | http://www.photo.net/shared/portrait.tcl?user_id=336983
> > > |
> > > | ~Charo
> > > |
> > > |
> >
> > Charo,
> >
> > Next time, remove your glasses to avoid the reflection.
>
> Don't listen to him, Charo. You look swell with those glasses, and that's
> probably the way people know you.
Er, that's both: wearing glasses and looking swell :-)
Dallas
| That is because we *are* young!!! At the time, I was 25, and he was 26.
| That was in 1998.
Aha. Well, if you look 17 when you're actually 25, I think you got a good
thing going! I have a lot of people tell me that if it wasn't for my greying
hair, they'd put me at 25 or so. I'm actually 34 now (I think?).
| If you lived in the US, you would know how much crap I catch for having
the
| same name as a very buxom, petite, fiery redheaded guitarist/singer whose
| catch phrase is "Cootchie-cootchie-coo"!!
If you think you have to put up with crap, try having grown up in the 80's
with the name "Dallas"!!! I had about 7,000 nick-names, from JR to Texas to
Sue-Ellen to Southfork to Bobby to Cowboy to... you name it, I had it!
The best was people asking me in 1980 why my parents had named me after a
television show that had only been runing for about a year. Go figure...
D.
Dallas
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Dallas
Your keyboard is all wonky! :-)
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Karl Winkler
> Okay, who's got balls (or boobs) big enough to direct us to their mugshot?
> :-)
>
> Heres' mine: www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas/Me.JPG
Just a small one:
http://pages.cthome.net/karlwinkler/resources.html
-Karl
T.P.
>
>$5 says Polson just printed it out and is throwing darts at it
If 20 people send me $5 each (used bills only please!)
I will go have a look. However, like most people, I can't
throw darts accurately when I'm splitting my sides laughing!
;-)
Karl Winkler
David, nice photos on your site! Looks like you have some really
wonderful vintage cameras, especially the old Contax rangefinders.
Have you shot any of the recent Zeiss stuff on their G series
cameras? I'm a huge fan of the 21mm f/2.8 Biogon, and I wondered if
you have compared it to your 21mm f/4.5.
By the way, was the "mosque" photo, at the bottom center of your
thumbnails taken with a 21mm? This was my favorite shot of that set.
Dallas
Don't tease me! :-)
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Dallas
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| He-he...I'll improve on the shot later, but it will involve dragging out
my
| tripod...
|
| Boy, you and your husband sure look young!
|
| I'm curious about your first name, Charo. Is it a nick-name or a
shortening?
| The reason I ask is because in South Africa it's a colloquialism given to
| the local Indian population! It's a sort of slang but the middle-class
| Indians use it to describe themselves quite often. They have "Charro" for
| themselves, "Wittous" (pronounced "Vittos") for us whiteys, "Colouredous"
| for the coloureds, and "Peckyous" for Africans.
|
| The suffix "ous" (just like saying the letter O in plural) is derived from
| the Afrikaans "Ouens" for men, or fellows. The Charrous would refer to the
| "charred" look of Indian skin (in other words they've been burned black by
| the sun). "Wit" is Afrikaans for "white", hence we are "wittous". I
haven't
| a clue how they came to name African people "Peckyous".
|
| Anyway, I'm sure you're more than fascinated by the above...so I'll shut
up
| now! :-)
|
| Congrats on the job, BTW.
|
| --
| Dallas
| www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas
|
| .
| Charo <ch...@charter.net> wrote in message
| news:uh70olo...@corp.supernews.com...
| | "Dallas" <dal...@nospam.ananzi.co.za> wrote in message
| | news:3d13e...@obiwan.eastcoast.co.za...
| | > Okay, who's got balls (or boobs) big enough to direct us to their
| mugshot?
| | > :-)
| | >
| | > Heres' mine: www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas/Me.JPG
| | > --
| | > Dallas
| | > www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas
| | >
| |
| | Boy, what *nerve* it took to post that picture, Dallas!
David Kieltyka
> David, nice photos on your site! Looks like you have some
> really wonderful vintage cameras, especially the old Contax
> rangefinders. Have you shot any of the recent Zeiss stuff on
> their G series cameras? I'm a huge fan of the 21mm f/2.8
> Biogon, and I wondered if you have compared it to your
> 21mm f/4.5.
Thanks. I really need to update that site. I did own a Contax G2 for a
couple years. I didn't have the 21mm f/2.8 but I was able to borrow one for
a few days. A very fine lens, equal in performance to the old f/4.5 but (of
course) faster. I eventually sold the G2 kit not because I was unhappy with
it but simply 'cuz I had too much stuff and something had to go. :-) I
currently have a pair of Contax SLRs and like 'em a lot (and once again have
too much stuff).
> By the way, was the "mosque" photo, at the bottom center
> of your thumbnails taken with a 21mm? This was my favorite
> shot of that set.
I used an old Leitz 35mm Summaron screwmount lens for that pic. It's
acquired a bit of haze over the years, which give pics shot with it an
interesting sharp/soft look. Not sure if I want to get it cleaned or not.
<g>
-Dave-
Peter Charles
wrote:
>Dallas <dal...@nospam.ananzi.co.za> wrote:
>
>> Okay, who's got balls (or boobs) big enough to direct us to
>> their mugshot?
>> :-)
>>
>> Here's mine: www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas/Me.JPG
>
>There's a self-portrait, taken via self-timer, on the homepage of my meager
>website:
>
>http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/dkieltyka/
>
>-Dave-
>
Speaking of websites and self-portraits - sometimes the realization
that you have one fame left spawns an idea best left undone. Anyway,
I had finished fishing for the day, had one frame left, propped the XA
on the tailgate of the truck and got this one:
http://home.cogeco.ca/~pcharles/streamers/strmr-09.html
Originally a colour print - it was scanned and I did the digital thing
with it. I dunno, reminds me of a poor imitation of Pancho Villa.
Peter
Visit The Streamer Page at http://home.cogeco.ca/~pcharles/streamers/index.html
Jean
| Here's a more revealing view:
|
| www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas/MeBWSM.JPG
|
| --
| Dallas
| www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas
|
What is causing the pattern of concentric rings to the left side of the
picture? It kinda looks like a moire pattern, but the bands don't seem
uniform enough to be that...
Jean
Juan R. Pollo
http://home.att.net/~troop362/cdb2001/leaders_having_fun.jpg
Juan
"Dallas" <dal...@nospam.ananzi.co.za> wrote in message
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> Okay, who's got balls (or boobs) big enough to direct us to their mugshot?
> :-)
>
> Heres' mine: www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas/Me.JPG
> --
> Dallas
> www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas
>
> .
>
>
>
>
Dallas
sacrilige greater than Halaal pork roasts.
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.
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Nice
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> Here's mine......
>
> http://www.webphotoforum.com/artist_pic.asp?aID=975&pID=2256
>
> JR
나 Thomas
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나 Thomas
orient (Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nepal) for some serious mountain trekking and gem exploration. Got any beard tips??? (Seriously)
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> "Dallas" <dal...@nospam.ananzi.co.za> wrote in message news:<3d13e...@obiwan.eastcoast.co.za>...
> > Okay, who's got balls (or boobs) big enough to direct us to their mugshot?
> > :-)
> >
> > Heres' mine: www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas/Me.JPG
>
>
> Mine (several):
> http://www.caldwellphotographic.com/SelfImages
>
> Brian
-B-
donno...the remote release in the other hand as a sword...wow...i'm going
outside to get away from this air, must be makin me all crazy like...
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> <TOP POST>
>
> Maybe the female photographers have found out how to use the camera's
> timer? :-)
>
> </TOP POST>
>
>
> In article <uh859sd...@corp.supernews.com>,
> "Shepherd" <clshe...@gciNOSPAM.net> wrote:
>
> > I always find it amazing that when male photographers take a "self
portrait"
> > it is almost always a shot of them holding their camera up at eye level,
or
> > at least holding their camera in the photo. On the other hand I have
seen a
> > large number of female photographers produce very artful, insightful
self
> > portraits without any camera equipment visible at all. Do we male
> > photographers feel the need to define ourselves by our camera or is just
a
> > necessity to prove that we are actually photographers.
> >
> > Charles
> > "Dallas" <dal...@nospam.ananzi.co.za> wrote in message
> > news:3d13e...@obiwan.eastcoast.co.za...
> > > Okay, who's got balls (or boobs) big enough to direct us to their
mugshot?
> > > :-)
> > >
> > > Heres' mine: www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas/Me.JPG
> > > --
> > > Dallas
> > > www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas
> > >
> > > .
JR
"나 Thomas" <worldfo...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> Looks good but I'm curious, did you crop the original?
>
> "JR" <j...@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> > Here's mine......
> >
> > http://www.webphotoforum.com/artist_pic.asp?aID=975&pID=2256
> >
> > JR
>
>
No cropping...Just got lucky with the framing of that one.....
JR
Annika1980
Annika1980
Jerry Thomas
http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/groups/aerialphotography/Santa+Barbara/Steep+Turn.jpg?bciB7F9AnPTHRUvm
Dallas wrote:
> Okay, who's got balls (or boobs) big enough to direct us to their mugshot?
> :-)
--
Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom.
It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves.
-William Pitt, British prime-minister (1759-1806)
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> http://www.yougogolf.com/rsga.org/players.htm
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>
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>
anti...@ftc.gov
> Maybe we like to hide behind the camera? Like as a battle shield...i
> donno...the remote release in the other hand as a sword...wow...i'm going
> outside to get away from this air, must be makin me all crazy like...
>
> "Rudy Garcia" <rudyg....@jps.net> wrote in message
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> > <TOP POST>
> >
> > Maybe the female photographers have found out how to use the camera's
> > timer? :-)
Mem strongly identify themselve by what they do. Hence, photographers pose
with cameras. Race car drivers pose with cars and CEOs sit at big desks.
That's why it is so hard for men who lose certain positions to regroup.
John
Charo
> > > Hey, you are quite a comely lady!
> >
> > You sure you didn't mean to type "homely"?
>
> No, I meant comely, as in fetching.
I know what you meant! ;-) I was just attempting to be humble! Thank you
for the wonderful compliment, Rudy!
> > >
> > > Nice to put a face to a long list of posts.
> >
> > Right... so where's your mug?!?! :-)
>
>
> Wouldn't want to scare you off ;-)
Oh, come on!!! Surely you have a photo of yourself somewhere in your
archives! Please share! I showed you mine....
:-)
~Charo
Rudy Garcia
"Charo" <ch...@charter.net> wrote:
> "Rudy Garcia" <rudyg....@jps.net> wrote in message
> news:rudyg.nospam-5BD8...@nnrp01.earthlink.net...
> > > > Hey, you are quite a comely lady!
> > >
> > > You sure you didn't mean to type "homely"?
> >
> > No, I meant comely, as in fetching.
>
> I know what you meant! ;-) I was just attempting to be humble! Thank you
> for the wonderful compliment, Rudy!
And a good attempt it was. It got you an additional compliment. :-)
> > > >
> > > > Nice to put a face to a long list of posts.
> > >
> > > Right... so where's your mug?!?! :-)
> >
> >
> > Wouldn't want to scare you off ;-)
>
> Oh, come on!!! Surely you have a photo of yourself somewhere in your
> archives! Please share! I showed you mine....
>
> :-)
> ~Charo
Somethings are better if they remain a mystery. ;-)
JRPolloDad
>with cameras. Race car drivers pose with cars and CEOs sit at big desks.
>That's why it is so hard for men who lose certain positions to regroup.
>
Could it be that a self-portrait involves taking a picture of yourself, and
that necessarily involves having a camera with you? And that it is much easier
when you see what the camera sees? Loosen up, John. I'm an accountant and I
don't pose with my adding machine.
Juan
brian
> My face is bald, for the moment, but I'm seriously considering growing a beard much like your 80's beard and heading off to the
> orient (Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nepal) for some serious mountain trekking and gem exploration. Got any beard tips??? (Seriously)
>
>
Especially easy if you are hiking in the mountains. Just make sure
you avoid John Ashcroft.
Brian
Amardeep S Chana
Hmmm... growing a beard and going to Afghanistan sounds like a formula for
trouble. :)
The most difficult time is the first month. There is a point when the
stubble gets long enough to behave like a needle but not long enough to
behave like a hair. Most people bail right about then. If you survive that
stage it's all down hill from there.
Dallas
Monitor?
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나 Thomas
> "brian" <brian...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> > "?? Thomas" <worldfo...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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> > > My face is bald, for the moment, but I'm seriously considering growing a
> beard much like your 80's beard and heading off to the
> > > orient (Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nepal) for some serious mountain trekking
> and gem exploration. Got any beard tips??? (Seriously)
> > >
> > >
> > Just stop buying razor blades and let it happen. Its what I did.
> > Especially easy if you are hiking in the mountains. Just make sure
> > you avoid John Ashcroft.
> >
>
> Hmmm... growing a beard and going to Afghanistan sounds like a formula for
> trouble. :)
Depends on which part of the 'country' you go through and how long your beard is.
> The most difficult time is the first month. There is a point when the
> stubble gets long enough to behave like a needle but not long enough to
> behave like a hair. Most people bail right about then. If you survive that
> stage it's all down hill from there.
Exactly. That's exactly it. After one to two weeks I'm ready to pull my hair out, by a month (my longest) I must shave. I feel
free as an eagle after that 1st shave. Someone told me olive oil helps both the itching and the beard's condition when it becomes
longer. Anyway, thanks to the both of you for entertaining my question. I must go toss my razors right now. :)
나 Thomas
Wow! And I thought it was a simple case of insecurity.
anti...@ftc.gov
Sorry, I have nothing to loosen! This is pretty well-know stuff for the
past 20 years. Why does such an innocent and oft repeated observation make
you so alarmed?
Most self portraits are not shot in mirrors.
John
anti...@ftc.gov
Naw. We like to show off our cool cameras 'n stuff.
John
Dallas
Mach 3 blades costing as much as they do, it's an option worth considering.
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www.eastcoast.co.za/dallas
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나 Thomas
> Hell, I can't go without shaving for more than two weeks. But with Gillette
> Mach 3 blades costing as much as they do, it's an option worth considering.
Yep. Also, I hear that they have a new Mach 3 system that allows one to shave against the grain without having to be as careful and
without the blades dulling as quickly. I'm certain it will require us to buy another shaver handle thingamajig because every time
they introduce a new 'technology' I must purchase the matching shaver.