Curiosity takes a Selfie

Hannah Goldberg has a Time article about the Mars Rover:

NASA’s Curiosity rover will complete its first Martian year on 24 June 2014. The rover took a ‘selfie’ to commemorate its 687-day stay on the Red Planet; Earth days, that is.
Curiosity made some groundbreaking findings in its first “year” on the planet. In August of 2012, Curiosity succeeded in its main mission, to determine if Mars ever harbored the environment to support microbial life. The Curiosity rover drilled into the Martian Gale Crater, in the Yellowknife region, finding a former lakebed containing what NASA called “essential elemental ingredients for life.”
This spring, the rover spent its time collecting sandstone samples in Windjana, an area south west of the original Bradbury Landing site. The rover will continue moving south west towards Mount Sharp, its final destination.

Rico says this is taking the current craze for 'selfie' photos a little far... (Wait a minute; who's holding the camera?)