RyanChimelis

Mind set of the suicidal

Mind set of the suicidal

The idea behind this photo is that in reality you can take your life, hence the guy on the right, but also only you can save you from yourself, hence the guy on...
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The idea behind this photo is that in reality you can take your life, hence the guy on the right, but also only you can save you from yourself, hence the guy on the left. And the idea is that you are in the middle. All three of these people are me and used a timer to shoot and used many layers in photoshop to create this effect.
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NIKON D5100

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Aperture f/4.8 ISO 640 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 320/10

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upload_date

Aug, 2015

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This self portrait took forever going back and forth trying to set the manual focus perfectly. Also i has lost my remote so i had to use self timer.

This self portrait took forever going back and forth because i lost my remote so i had to use the timer.

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