SPC #2: Shine Through
Posted on August 26, 2008 by Mishi | 23 Comments
S E L F P O R T R A I T C H A L L E N G E
Shine #1
You can turn off the sun, but I’m still gonna shine.
—Jason Mraz
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Totally frame-able. Nice work.
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You are so unbelievably talented Mishi!!!
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I bet this photograph is fantastic without the effects, but you really made it exceptional. Add in that quote and it becomes excellence.
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This is rocking awesome. Sorry I have MIA….I’ve got issues. LOL
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F.A.B.U.L.O.U.S! I love it, its the best self-portrait I’ve some across.
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Sorry, I meant ‘come across’…
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Great shot and I love the effect!
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I’ll tell you AGAIN – you’re beautiful.
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Love the shot and the quote.
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I see hope here. It’s like you’re in a deep hole, but looking for the way out. Hope comes shining through.
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Oh that texture is awesome. I need to spend more time on photoshop. I could do some cool things to my Europe pics.
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OMW, that is just STUNNING!!
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WOW…I love this photo…yet again you wow the socks of me with your talent!
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Beautiful, and I love the quote!
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Darn you and your mad photo skills. I wish I could channel even a 10th of your skills!
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So wonderful. And the quote? My future husband, if I have my way.
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Excellent! I love how your right eye stands out as the focal point.
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Excellent! I love how your right eye stands out as the focal point.
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You are sooo beautiful. Love this.
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It’s amazing enough the pictures you take of subjects, but to be able to do such wonderful self portraits,… Gorgeous!
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This picture sent shivers up my spine. You look like a dear family friend in this pic who we lost a few years ago. Wow.
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Interesting texture. Welcome to SPC!
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Great work. I like the composition you used.
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