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Here I am, in a mirror,  at the top of an escalator..

 

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out of my "mirror cubist phase..." - ok, a bit old fashioned... ;)

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Hi,

nice thread you started here! 

 

In my opinion this pic is not entertaining or funny at all but rather alarming.  

I shot to in Berlin at the Holocaust Memorial and these fellas were simply ignorant to where they were shooting their silly holiday shots grinning and making funny faces. I'd say even sitting in top of these steles should be considered inappropriate. 

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Who said that the Selfie culture is a modern phenomenon? In fact, it's as old as photography itself. See the probably first selfie ever made back in 1839!

 

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They couldn't do that in Russia... too dangerous http://thenakedcamera.com/a-cool-selfie-can-cost-you-your-life/ ;)

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