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Why would you want to do this? If I wanted a portrait of myself (which I don't), I certainly wouldnt do it in front of a mirror. |
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That is where my avatar came from also - I was on a train - not really a mirrow, but a reflective surface - its cropped, I was actually trying to take a pic of my son on the TGV train...LOL I also have a nother one from a year or so ago, I will try and find and post - we were "monkeying around"
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I'm currently participating in a self portrait project, so mirror shots are a dime a dozen in my collection!
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I'm in the same group so my answer is ditto. : )
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