Photography and Reflection: Images of My Self

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19/03/2017 By Elizabeth Orcutt

Photography and Reflection: Images of My Self

I make self-portraits using photography. How often does the phrase, “that’s a good picture,” really mean, “I recognise me/you in that image”? I find when I look at an image of me I sometimes wonder, who is the stranger in the picture? So I was left with the question: “What happens in the gap between me and the image of me”? This research is concerned with thinking as photographic self-imaging. The knowledge is in the self-portraiture using digital photographic technology: taking self and making self-portraiture.

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ORCUTT, E.: Photography and Reflection. In European Journal of Media, Art and Photography, 2015, Vol. 3, No. 1, p. 4-59, ISSN 1339-4940.

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