A doofus takes a selfie that includes half of her face on the left side of the frame, her handsome husband squinting in the sun as his transition lenses darken, and a triceratops sculpture in the background at the Washington Pavilion.
Overshadowed by her hair barely contained within a red bandana, the top half of Klaire Lockheart’s head peeks into the lower left corner of this selfie, which features the concerned looking Aaron C Packard. Behind the couple is the Thunderdomesticity: Witness Me art installation of art prints wheat-pasted to the exterior orange wall at Fotolab No.7.
Under a gray cloudy sky and before the exterior the Bemis Center’s brick building, an artist snaps a selfie that only includes the top portion of her head in the lower right corner along along with a sliver of a profile of a photographer.
Within the crowded Norse Art Space, an art enthusiast barely makes it into her own selfie by only appearing in the lower left corner, but her suave companion is featured in the lower center of the frame.
Here are a few bad selfies with my favorite photographer from this year!
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