Interesting faces

[chineezguy]

Tony

 

[chineezguy]

John

 

[chineezguy]

Dale

 

[rizole]

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This is my fav. Its got a nice palette of lights and darks and has a feel of intimacy and candor. He looks like he's looking at and talking to someone else out of shot. The photographer isn't being acknowledged in the pic but is still close enough to the action to be included in it.

 

[chineezguy]

This is my fav. Its got a nice palette of lights and darks and has a feel of intimacy and candor. He looks like he's looking at and talking to someone else out of shot. The photographer isn't being acknowledged in the pic but is still close enough to the action to be included in it.

Thanks for the critique-much appreciated!

 

[JillyG]

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Tony

If we are choosing favourites, this is mine. There’s a connection between the photographer and the subject that can be felt in the image and I love the edit. That close up, this is the perfect edit to give the viewer a bit of space (if you know what I mean).

 

[lisamjw]

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And I like Dale the best! You have captured the perfect expression of skepticism on his face.

 

[terse]

I agree with JillyG. John has great clarity and (as rizole said) the best range of tones, but Tony's directness and liveliness make it my fave.

 

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[JillyG]

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Love it.

 

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[RoseCat]

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Beautiful portrait.

 

[Starzee]

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Fantastic!!

 

[Starzee]

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Nominated for IOTM.