I was dragging my feet on this one. I had absolutely no interest in photographing myself.

photographer self portrait black and white hat canon

close up portrait earring hair soft focus

mirror hair wet shower portrait black and white

beautify makeup applying portrait black and white

makeup woman ritual beauty portrait black and white

car reflection driving woman black and white photo

wind swept hair up close portrait black and white

wind swept portrait black and white woman driving

portrait woman wind hair driving black and white

reflection window photo black and white woman portrait

shadow reflection black and white self portrait

shadow reflection people vivid staring black and white self portrait

porsche reflection self portrait black and white

porsche rims tires reflection black and white

falcon reflection distorted black and white self portrait

hair reflection movement black and white self portrait

I now see the importance of being able to use myself as a subject. The human element adds so much interest to an image, and sometimes there won't be anyone else around. It was an interesting study on reflection. I love how capturing an exposure though a window creates the look of a double negative, and it gives an image a ghostly quality. Also, the distortion of reflections in automobiles is really interesting. And hair. Hair is the most interesting thing about most of my photos. I had an English Literature professor who hated it when we used the word "interesting." Good thing this isn't about literature.