Post a picture of yourself

[FITBMX]

That looks great! Love the idea!

 

[Raj_55555]

Gary A. said: You appear to be the Indian God of Photography.

That can be my new tagline!

Careful what you wish for.

Darn it!! I should have wished for that Lamborghini!!

Love that photo btw, very creative!

 

[waday]

After rummaging around in some old photos, I found one of my grandfather that was almost identical to one my wife took of me (pre-beard and -10 pounds).


Grandfather and grandson by Wade, on Flickr

 

[jcdeboever]

After rummaging around in some old photos, I found one of my grandfather that was almost identical to one my wife took of me (pre-beard and -10 pounds).


Grandfather and grandson by Wade, on Flickr

Serious likeness, uncanny.

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[terri]

After rummaging around in some old photos, I found one of my grandfather that was almost identical to one my wife took of me (pre-beard and -10 pounds).


Grandfather and grandson by Wade, on Flickr

Serious likeness, uncanny.

Sent from my XT1254 using ThePhotoForum.com mobile app

I agree! He must have loved watching you grow up.

 

[waday]

After rummaging around in some old photos, I found one of my grandfather that was almost identical to one my wife took of me (pre-beard and -10 pounds).


Grandfather and grandson by Wade, on Flickr

Serious likeness, uncanny.

Sent from my XT1254 using ThePhotoForum.com mobile app

I agree! He must have loved watching you grow up.

Thanks! He passed a few years ago, after a very, very long and frustrating battle with Alzheimer's. I wish he would have been able to see how photography (and all technology) evolved. He loved technology as he grew up, working Morse Code in WWII, and then working at an Air Force base until retirement.

I remember when I tried to show him how to play Solitaire on the computer, he told me that the little arrow was showing me what to do. He didn't know that the arrow was me moving the mouse.

 

[terri]

After rummaging around in some old photos, I found one of my grandfather that was almost identical to one my wife took of me (pre-beard and -10 pounds).


Grandfather and grandson by Wade, on Flickr

Serious likeness, uncanny.

Sent from my XT1254 using ThePhotoForum.com mobile app

I agree! He must have loved watching you grow up.

Thanks! He passed a few years ago, after a very, very long and frustrating battle with Alzheimer's. I wish he would have been able to see how photography (and all technology) evolved. He loved technology as he grew up, working Morse Code in WWII, and then working at an Air Force base until retirement.

I remember when I tried to show him how to play Solitaire on the computer, he told me that the little arrow was showing me what to do. He didn't know that the arrow was me moving the mouse.

He sounds like an interesting guy! I bet he had some great stories to tell.

Love that tidbit about watching that *arrow!*

 

[zombiesniper]

Here's one from when I was in the Navy.
The me giving my reassuring "We got this!" face.

 

[tirediron]

I remember that face. I never found it very reassuring!

 

[zombiesniper]

Ya but when you saw it we already had a couple of wets down us. lol

 

[tirediron]

Ya but when you saw it we already had a couple of wets down us. lol

There is that... I'm pretty sure that there were a few OROs who weren't very reassured either!

 

[nerwin]

Sorry, I don't mean to plaster my ugly mug everywhere.

But I think my new 28mm f/2.8G is selfie approved, hahaha.

 

[CdTSnap]

Getting in with the bride

_DSC2553 by Chris Turner, on Flickr

 

[JamesCanada]

this is me

Me

 

[nerwin]

this is me

Me

Nice road rash! Ouch!