by Mephisto

Comment by Iraklis:
The man and flimsy scaffolding in the foreground with the solid city structures and parliament in the backmake an interesting composition!

by Mephisto

Comment by Bud:
This is nice, the use of the graffiti as a framing tool really works well.

by Mephisto

Comment by Bud:
Interesting, but not ass good as some of your other stuff. I like the framing and lighting, but not the fact that the people are walking away from the camera.

by Mephisto

Comment by Bud:
totally unique, the people on the right add an excellent framing element and help provide perspective.

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by Mephisto

Comment by tate:
Portraits generally don't do much for me. This is an exception though. I'm a dark person I suppose, but it seems more real to me than a posed, less spontaneous looking shots.

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by Mephisto

Comment by bassbone:
Simply stunning use of light to capture the feeling. Great stuff!

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by Mephisto

Comment by Zigomar:
Crop in tighter next time! ;-)
Great light and excelent tonal range. Black & white really suits it well!

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by Mephisto

Comment by Iraklis:
Great portrait!

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Comment by chromeydome:
PostLuminous Award Nominee!

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by Mephisto

Comment by K3Master:
He put his head in his hands in despair. Something that used to be so simple, was now so out of reach. Smacking the table in anger, followed by a tear of pure frustration, he struggled so hard to remember. So hard to recollect.

As his nurse came to place a blanket around his shoulders and lead him into bed, the tears fell a little more freely. Perhaps tomorrow it would return to him. Sometimes it did, you know. Sometimes it was like he was 20 again. Today, however, was not that day, and as he drifted off to sleep, sorrow in his heart and frustration in his brain, he prayed to whatever would hear him that tomorrow would be that day.

That tomorrow he'd be able to remember his daughter's name once again.