Okay, it’s Friday and here’s another self-portrait. I don’t know if you can call this a project but as a photographer I’m kinda getting into the swing of it. From the smirk on the models face you can tell he’s getting into it also. I really am not working on any specific projects even though I have a list. So maybe self-portraits could be one. They do offer a challenge to come up with new ideas, poses, compositions and post processing stuff. I took this last night while a slight drizzle was falling on both me and the camera. After I came inside the rain came down hard so what I had was going to be what I post. They even had some mud and rock slides up the Poudre Canyon as the two fires wiped out most of the vegetation to hold the soil in place.
I like the expression on my face with this image as there is a bit of smirk on the handsome dudes face. I head back out today for another 4-day trip. I hope everyone has a good Friday and a great weekend.
10 Comments
Tom Dills
This is a nice series, as what better way to capture the mood of the “subject” than to be the subject? You’ve captured the personality I know from just reading your posts and seeing your photography, and I’d bet it pretty accurately portrays the “real” Monte, too. 🙂
Monte Stevens
Never thought of it that way but I do hope my self-portraits reflect the real me. Thanks, Tom.
ken bello
I didn’t recognize yo without the coffee cup!
Monte Stevens
This image was taken in the early evening as I usually put the coffee cup down before noon. 🙂 I don’t do well with caffine intake late in the day. It’s still me, though.
bill stothers
I’ve seen that look before — it meant: ‘I see what you’re up too, fella….’ Nicely done.
Monte Stevens
Caught! I quess it would be nice if all us were up to something. Thanks, Bill.
Cedric Canard
Nice one Monte. I like it, nice smirk.
Monte Stevens
Thanks, Cedric. The smirk comes naturally. 🙂
pj
Pretty suspicious looking character if you ask me… 🙂
Monte Stevens
I’m innocent, I swear! 🙂