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by undieyatch

Comment by train:
A nice portrait He looks a nice guy and a friendly face Nicely captured

O.G.
by undieyatch

Comment by MAK:
Facinating portrait, that face tells a thousand stories, Ide love to sit down with this guy over a stout by the keyside and here his many tales...lovely

O.G.
by undieyatch

Comment by arngrimur:
Classic straight good work.

O.G.
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Comment by vtruan:
great portrait

O.G.
by undieyatch

Comment by Azrifel:
That face tells stories and I bet the guy indeed has some stories to tell. Good portrait, good exposure and good toning.

O.G.
by undieyatch

Comment by nordicgirl:
Very good B&W portrait... good details... like background aswell. Feels like its halfdesaturated. I think plain border would do better cuz BW is real classy shots.

O.G.
by undieyatch

Comment by gerdagrice:
This is a fine portrait. It's just unfortunate that you missed getting a catchlight in the eyes. Catchlights add life and interest to the eyes in a portrait.

O.G.
by undieyatch

Comment by debitipton:
What a charming guy -- nice use of BW

O.G.
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Comment by nothingmuch:
I think either a little bit more or a little bit less depth of field would have helped here. The ears are just out of focus, but most of the face isn't. This creates a sort schizm, where the nose, mouth and eyes are in focus, but some of the hair, the rim of the hat, the cheek fuzz are. Those parts are more like the neck, suite and ears, not a part of the face, in my humble opinion. Thus the lack of focus on the ears seems like an error. If the ears were in focus, or only the core of the face was, then i think it would be more consistent.

Aside from that, I wonder if you used some sort of light reflection, or whether this is just plain sunlight.

marble game
by undieyatch

Comment by tyrkinn:
I think you should have shed some light on her face, it's too dark for my taste. Reflector or a slight fill flash might have done the trick. Can't figure out the marble game either.