SELF PORTRAIT

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• danbachmann (555)
• [2004-07-09 13:19]
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Hi Jack, this portait came out well and a nice break from the pups. You look like the kind of person who would look good in black&white using a red filter, so I tried to reproduce this and made a workshop for you

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• zto (262)
• [2004-07-09 14:05]
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Noting wrong with the looks Jack :) And I agree, it came out well. As Dan sad, i too think this woudl look good in black and white. I decided to do another WS, hope you don't mind. I wanted to bring out your charachter some more.

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• lisagtaylor (1067)
• [2004-07-17 11:27]

what a look Jack !
i agree with the comments above... b/w should be great with you... good self portrait anyway

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• manny (11941)
• [2004-08-02 3:54]

Jack, I like your pose an dthe lighting. Dramatic.

Suggestion: make it even a tighter crop and convert it into black and white. Make it even darker too using curves.

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• mikoyen (5263)
• [2004-08-08 23:15]

Allo Jack. Nice catch, very nice picture, detail. We can see what you look like.

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• Marcie (756)
• [2004-08-12 2:40]

It is good to see you, Jack! It is difficoult to take self portrait, I agree. I like here the perspective, and that you look away. It is sharp, and nice details ;o)

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• cloverstar (0)
• [2004-10-08 18:49]
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Your self portrait is wonderful Jack. Very well done considering you were holding the camera. It is nice and sharp.
You are a very handsome man, if you don't mind me saying so.
I tried a workshop for you. I hope you like it.

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• Arusem (11)
• [2004-11-23 2:56]

This is an outstanding image for a handheld self portrait.

I really like the lighting in this and your expression, especially in the eyes, is very effective and to a certain degree cinematic to my eyes.

I would think this is a more difficult shot than most would imagine... how many takes to get this? If it was just one... I'm impressed.

Nicely done.