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May. 15th, 2002 01:08 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
enteleinEver since I got a hand-me-down Casio digital camera from my dad in '98, I've been taking occasional self-portraits. Sometimes I think I do it because I feel like I need to remind myself that I am lying to myself when I look in the mirror: I am actually uglier/prettier than I really appear to other people. Other times, I am surprised by how changeable and different I seem from day to day. It's no wonder I've played such disparate characters over the years. Some plays I've been in I've gone unrecognized by good friends of mine. Where does this chameleonic quality originate? Will I find it in a digital photo of my self, taken at arm's length?
Sometimes, I take photos just because I look like Cousin It.
(the photo was taken in March of last year. I actually grew my hair out even longer, until July or so, and then got it chopped in August.)
Sometimes, I take photos just because I look like Cousin It.
(the photo was taken in March of last year. I actually grew my hair out even longer, until July or so, and then got it chopped in August.)
