Anyone familiar with my work knows I love reflections, in mirrors, window, buildings, anything that mirrors a scene back at me. I guess then it would be no big surprise that most of my
selfies follow this M.O. The photo above was taken in to the center of a airplane propellor at an airport open house in Garrett County, Md. ( please see more text and selfies below)
Sometimes my selfies take more of a subtle approach such as seen in the photo shot on a rural highway in Maryland with an iPhone.
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In my way of thinking shadows are reflections of sorts. I shot this photo next to the Iwo Jima memorial in Arlington, Va., one summer morning last year.
This final selfie was taken in front of an office building in Rosslyn, Va. The white dome seen here used to be part of the Newseum before the Newseum was relocated to downtown Washington D.C. I am the guy on the right side of the photo wearing the red baseball cap.
In all of these images my goal was not only to shoot a self portrait but to establish a clear setting so the viewer can see where the photo was taken.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog today. Cheers, Rob
I See Beauty All Around 
Seriously well done. making the mundane timeless. Great Shares!
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Nicely done Rob! You’ve found some great platforms for your selfies!
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Thanks Tina!
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Somehow I had a feeling that you would pick that photo from Washington for this subject – my favorite is the top one.
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Those are lots of fun, Rob. Thanks for sharing them. I love reflections, too.
janet
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Reflection and shadow selfies are the most fun to take and view! Great ones you captured here. ~SueBee
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phantastic!!!
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Now I feel like I know you. Nice smile!
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Very cool! I love trying to figure out what the photos are of.
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The first one is special, Rob! The last one is a cool shot!
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Great Rob! Loved the first one! Nice to see you!
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