It’s been a controversial topic of conversation for years, but who invented it?

It’s one of the questions that’s been raised in the wake of the new selfie craze and whether the self-portrait is a useful way to share your identity.

It’s a topic that’s never been easy to pin down, with no one really sure what makes a selfie different to the others.

What is a selfie?

The word selfie itself was coined in 1970s and 1980s by British artist David Cameron, and it’s the name of his 1977 art exhibition in New York, in which he created a series of “selfies” which he would capture with a mobile phone.

But the original definition of the term is pretty vague, and its most common definition is that it was a series a person would take of themselves and then share on social media.

“I think it’s been used quite loosely, I think people just think of a selfie as a picture of themselves, which is not the case,” said Chris Gaffney, a professor of communication at University College London.

For some people, it’s a way to show that they’re a person, while for others it’s just about being recognised as a person. “

But people use it in a very broad sense, and that’s where it can be used to describe other kinds of images that are different to a selfie.”

For some people, it’s a way to show that they’re a person, while for others it’s just about being recognised as a person.

“The term selfie has come into general use in the past couple of years, which means that there is a huge amount of confusion about what it means,” said Gaffneys.

“And I think that it’s also a huge part of the conversation in social media.”

The term selfie “is a way of saying, well, this is me, and I am this person, and this person is this picture,” said Cameron.

“So there are many different ways that people use the term and it is not as simple as just saying ‘I am a selfie’.” How does the selfie work? “

The selfie is a digital image of yourself that’s taken by someone who has their phone out and then they snap a photo. “

So there are many different ways that people use the term and it is not as simple as just saying ‘I am a selfie’.” How does the selfie work?

The selfie is a digital image of yourself that’s taken by someone who has their phone out and then they snap a photo.

The image is then shared online.

The selfie doesn’t have to be a photo of you, but if it is, you can use the word selfie to describe the result.

The photographer takes a photo that shows the subject in various poses, which are usually taken with their phone in their hand.

In most cases, they can use a wide angle lens to capture the subject’s face, as well as capturing the background of the photograph.

Cameron and his colleagues used a wide-angle lens to take this series of selfies.

Here’s what the photographer’s camera captured.

A wide-angled lens allows the photographer to capture a wider area of the face, which could give the subject more to work with.

If the subject is not standing in front of their phone, they could also try using a smartphone camera, which gives a wider angle of view.

Cameron’s selfie also had the subject stand with their arms extended in front.

Cameron said that his selfie “looked really good” because it had “a nice, clean finish, and also had a bit of personality”.

What is the internet really for?

A selfie, or self-photography, can be viewed as a way people express themselves and express themselves in an individual way.

However, it can also be seen as an attempt to sell a product or service to others, as people have come to associate their own personal data with the image they take.

“People have started using this to say they are a self-made person, which, of course, is something they can’t really be if they don’t have the data,” said Sarah Glynn, research fellow at the Open University.

“That’s where the term selfie comes from.”

Glynn said that the use of selfies is particularly prevalent on the social network Instagram, which has over 2.4 billion users.

The social network is widely considered to be the largest platform for capturing photos of people.

Glynn told the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire programme that her research found that selfies have been used as a marketing tool on Instagram to try and boost the likes of celebrities and celebrities’ products.

However Glynn pointed out that selfies are only a small part of what people are doing on Instagram, as “they’re also posting pictures of their pets, family, friends, friends’ cars, cars’ licence plates, their house, etc.”

The most popular selfie is the one taken by the US singer Rihanna, who has over 40 million followers