well, sorry guys, But I think differently. First of all one can never achieve the speed of light, and even assuming it is not valid. Suppose it is traveling at 99.9999999999..... C ( but not at C), even then the speed of light appears to the person as C. In whichever frame the person lies, speed of light does not change. It's the postulate upon which theory of special relativity is based.
So, he would definitely be able to see his image.
Oh Lord, give me patience, and GIVE IT TO ME NOW ! NOW !!!
Moderation Team
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. C ( but not at C), even then the speed of light appears to the person as C. In whichever frame the person lies, speed of light does not change. It's the postulate upon which theory of special relativity is based. 
