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 01: 1:3: -0/9-/2004 |
 asyanya |
 ...observe the world around you. |
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 Stever
02: 1:5: -0/9-/2004
 Now that you have proven your wi-fi works and linked
your nick and IP to your true identity..... No drama,
but beware, for we will now be watching and tracking
you.....the games afoot! |
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jane
02: 1:7: -0/9-/2004
Nice! I think anyone who can can capture a demonstrate-
cam photo of themselves capturing a demonstrate-cam
photo of themselves (mobius-photogrpahy, anyone?)
should definitely be entered into some kind of
demonstrate hall of fame. Anyway, I love this shot.
Sunglasses preserve a bit of anonymity... will your
next self-portrait be more revealing, asyanay? |
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AndyM
03: 1:2: -0/9-/2004
Now that we've both accomplished this, is anyone able to
get in close enough for the camera to capture the screen? |
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proto
03: 1:9: -0/9-/2004
see #445 |
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fly
08: 0:2: -0/9-/2004
This photo and #446 are a really nice counterpoint to
each other. One shows the photographer staring up into
one component of the system, the camera, and therefore
unable to look directly at the other component of the
system, his laptop. And the other shows the
photographer staring down at his laptop while facing
away from the camera. He can see much more of himself
when looking at the laptop than when looking at the
camera, but we get to see much more of him when he is
looking up at the camera rather than down at his laptop. |
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addy
08: 1:3: -0/9-/2004
FYI: this is not a self portrait of asyanya...
interesting that people interpreted it that way. The
person being photographed clearly knew that photos were
being taken and the location of the photographer, but
that doesn't mean that they were the photographer
themselves! |
