Sorry, I don't have any way to upload those pictures. They were taken long before I had any kind of computer, let alone a scanner. And I've never posted a photo of myself online, anyway. Never will, either.
It's not like I was dressed as Princess Leia, guys - I was pretty well covered up, as I prefer to wear medieval-style outfits or D&D-style mage outfits (not the kind that shows a ridiculous amount of cleavage). Just imagine various-colored long dresses, gold, silver, or copper jewelry, lots of embroidered accessories (I made my own hats and other hair accessories and pearl-embroidered shoes), leather and/or velvet pouches, and Larry Elmore-type magic-user accessories such as feathers, bells, etc. (however, I never used bat guano or skulls as part of my costume - that's taking it a bit too far!). I also had various-colored cloaks to coordinate with my costumes.
A lot of my fantasy stuff also doubled for my SCA costumes (minus the strictly D&D elements, since I had neither the talent to make my own historically-correct outfits or the $$$ to pay someone else to do it.
My grandmother took a picture of my boyfriend and me, dressed in our convention costumes. He was made up as a character from one of the Andre Norton series, with black makeup covering his entire body, and silver hair. As I recall, it totally freaked out the chambermaid at the hotel when she knocked on the door and he answered...
And then there's the guy who made a costume out of old floppy disks (the 5 1/2" kind), and used blue food coloring to dye his skin. He billed himself as a "Computer Malfunction", and won a prize in the costume competition for Best Comedy. Everything was great until Sunday, and he realized he couldn't scrub the food coloring off. It made the hitchhike from Calgary to Edmonton rather interesting. For some reason, people were a little reluctant to pick up a bearded guy who was blue from head to toe.
