Matadorians Behind the Camera

Matadorians put their cameras where their faces are.

Photographers have been often more comfortable during a back of a camera than in front of it. Below 21 Matadorians uncover us as a universe sees them, from during a back of (or beside) a camera. Every week Pulse will be putting together a themed print essay featuring a Matador community.

1. afs.eric
He calls this design Nikon Lust.
Afs.eric upon Matador.

2. Alessa
This immature as well as purple shot was taken in a rearview mirror.
Alessa upon Matador.

3. AlexF
A motorcycle counterpart provides a thoughtfulness for this photo.
AlexF upon Matador.

4. Amy B
Just how most Amy Bs have been there in Barcelona?
Amy B upon Matador.

5. Amanda_is_traveling
Here shes taken a design of herself during work.
Amanda_is_traveling upon Matador.

6. Bearshapedsphr
This a single shows a thoughtfulness upon a sunny day in Seattle, with a cyclist flitting by.
Bearshapedsphr upon Matador.

7. bdhussain
She took this desi! gn durin g a MoMa outside of Copenhagen after dual excited bedbug-attack nights.
Bdhussein upon Matador.

8. BioTour
This design uses a contemplative aspect of a hubcap to yield a wide-angle, warbly effect.
Ambishop upon Matador.

9. EdwardNeary
A thoughtfulness or just a photo? An eagle eye to review a letters upon a camera as well as peep is a single approach to find out.
EdwardNeary upon Matador.

10. Daniel Nahabedian
This side-view counterpart self-take has motion, object flare as well as color.
Daniel Nahabedian upon Matador.

11. ianmack
A self-take, Burning Man style.
Ianmack upon Matador.

12. kcrimini
Shes placed her face between dual drink steins in a mirrored hutch.
Kcrimini upon Matador.

13. kristin5683
Shiny gilt mirrors uncover off this self-portrait
kristin 5683on Matador.

14. liferebel
Photographer roughly utterly dark during a back of a camera.
Liferebel upon Matador.

15. geotraveler
A convex contemplative aspect makes for some engaging lines in this photo.
Geotraveler upon Matador.

16. Madhu Reddy
Only partially obscured by a camera.
Madhu Reddy upon Matador.

17. Paul Sullivan
It takes a steady palm to snap a no-support, no-blur thoughtfulness in low light.
Paul Sullivan upon Matador.

18. Poonam Parihar
Hair as well as camera mix to hide a photographer roughly completely.
Poonam Parihar upon Matador.

19. Ross
A pale thoughtfulness as well as extreme angle turn this photographer into a giant palm with a camera.
Ross upon Matador.

20. Sarah Park
She loves her digi-hari pocket camera.
Sarah Park upon Matador.

21. VagabonderZ
Even a swanky loo can yield a great self-take backdrop.
VagabonderZ upon Matador.

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