Showing posts with label self portraits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label self portraits. Show all posts

January 6, 2009

Marin Headlands

Although not the best self portrait I did want to take a few moments and commemorate the day. I conquer a few major challenges getting to a Headlands Center for the Arts for a meeting in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area of the Marin Headlands this morning.

First, I drove my former boss's Mini Cooper. Super cool of her to let me borrow it and let me tell you that little vehicle packs power! Second, I drove over the Golden Gate Bridge without freaking out. The last time I drove it, probably three years ago, I had a meltdown - that control thing again. Now to ride my bike across and I'll be wondering what's left in my panic zone!

December 12, 2008

Self Portrait in Rocking Chair

Here's a shot of me sitting in the rocking chair in my office. I'm creating a reading nook.

October 25, 2008

We Did It!

10,064 ft up Mount Baldy! Can you say challenging? Take a look at the terrain. That's what we hiked both up and down. Pure rubble.

August 24, 2008

Self Portrait on the Beach

Here I am laying on a Beach in Santa Cruz.


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August 20, 2008

Post Sailing Hair

I think I'll try the curly hair look more often. My friend John says I look windswept an sexy.
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Sailing on San Francisco Bay

Okay, I've got my winter gear and I am ready to go!
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August 11, 2008

The Latest Headshot








Another self portrait trying to look professional yet artsy. This is with the Blackberry.

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August 1, 2007

Do it Yourself Headshots






My handy dandy mobile phone with camera has served me well again. I must say that I'm quite proud of these headshots - all self portraits with natural lighting and some help from photoshop. As a client I believe I was low maintenance and dressed appropriately.
My favorite is still the had escapade - this one adjusted in photoshop for full effect.
Looking at yourself like this makes you notice all the nuances of your face. For instance, one of my eyes is open more than the other. I could blame it on the phone but I think that's just how I look.