Warm Old Fellow Photo

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Another warm face from Shaxi

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ddupre2 (886) 2009-04-20 21:44

bonjour Josh,

un très très beau portrait, tout en douceur,

bravo,

dd

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Czarusek (466) 2009-04-20 21:46

witaj Josh
very good staff, clean a bit of background, and you have great photography, I greet and congratulate the ...pozdrawiam

vagabondtravels (6115) 2009-04-21 0:13

Hey Josh

Another great face from Shaxi.
Very sharp and excellent focus on the eyes.
Let me know how the walk in the hills goes!
Anyhow, well done.
Ben

ben4321 (9807) 2009-04-21 2:25

You caught a great expression here Josh - he has quite a remarkable face.
Perhaps it's a bit too tightly-framed for my taste. At the least I'd prefer it if his hat was fully in-frame, and with a bit more space around him to give him room to breathe, as it were.
On the whole though, this is an excellent portrait. It would work very well in B&W too.

Cheers,
Ben

Manamo (3474) 2009-04-21 17:12

Josh,
I know how tight framed portraits are popular, especially here on TE. But to me, although I admit they might have more punch esthetically, I think they're meaningless than really well contxtualized pictures. I think you were doing this very well so far. You were shooting a very nice journalistic style of photography...very Nat Geo like. But not this time...
However, I must admit that he has an interesting face, well worth showing!
Your post might lack a bit of contrast (that happens sometimes when posting on TE), but the workshop is totally horrific:(

wolf38 (12961) 2009-04-24 23:42

Hello Josh. Face from China. A natural and at the same time nevertheless strong Portrait. One can read in this friendly face as in a book. The photo pleases me well. Best regards, Wolfgang… and have a nice weekend.