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JeanPaul
Felicitations on this ery good portrait
Nicely put on the right side of the picture, looking well into the camera
Perhaps a little overexposure, but probably a whole lot of light !
TFS
Jan
JeanPaul,
EVERY time I see a photo of an older person with wrinkles I think of use of light and black and white conversions.
Same with a brick/block wall with the light hitting it just right. It's automatic. I think this guys lines and wrinkles make for a great black and white. I like the tight crop and the perfect catch-light and contact with the eyes. There are many good things about this photo but probably too much space to the left for a portrait!
Well done,
Scott
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Nice portrait here. Good detail. Nice BG blurred. Nice cropping and composition. Great eye sparkle. TFS. Karin
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- Koala
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You have very nice portraits!
This one is very good too!
You surprised the reality vey well.
Very well framed and i like the eyes of this man a lot.
Have a great day!
Alexandra
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- milan (121)
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super photo!!
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