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Otis - Honestly
08/07/2011 12:03:45 AM
Otis - Honestly
by smardaz

Comment by bmartuch:
I like the hard lighting on this. Nice job.
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Otis - Honestly
08/06/2011 04:22:26 AM
Otis - Honestly
by smardaz

Comment by MikeO:
Super portrait, pin sharp!
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Otis - Honestly
08/05/2011 02:32:07 AM
Otis - Honestly
by smardaz

Comment by tanguera:
Beautiful portrait. Love the desat.
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Otis - Honestly
08/04/2011 01:51:13 PM
Otis - Honestly
by smardaz

Comment by monkeypirate:
Nice gritty texture of the face and hair. I also love the color choice of browns and deep gray-purples
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Otis - Honestly
08/03/2011 02:27:31 PM
Otis - Honestly
by smardaz

Comment by Dphoto:
Intense, tack sharp, great contrast.... Well composed portrait.
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Otis - Honestly
08/02/2011 07:51:24 PM
Otis - Honestly
by smardaz

Comment by geinafets:
This shows great technical control of lighting, especially the fine rim light on his face and shoulder. His expression is beautiful because it does truly look genuine. To be a bit picky, there is a bit of harsh clipping in the blacks showing on my monitor, and the sharpening is a little over-done for my taste. I would have also preferred if less of his face was cropped on the left side; I can't seem to verbalize quite why I feel that way besides saying that it feels like an uncomfortable place to crop someone's face--though maybe the uncomfortableness works with the image's emotion. It's nice to crop close when the model has such a telling expression, but because of the particular emotion showed, I wonder if it would have worked better with more negative space for another tangible/physical representation of hurt, pain, worry, anxiety, and/or isolation.

While I'd consider this image to be on the right side of the bell curve for portraits, for me to bump it up any higher, I would need to see something more than just a beautiful, technically sounds visual representation of the subject at a specific point in time. I want to see some kind of story, some kind of deeper insight into the subject. Basically, I think this is a great image, but I know what kind of talent lurks beneath the surface of the photographers on DPC, and I want to push that talent to its limit : )
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Otis - Honestly
08/02/2011 02:31:38 AM
Otis - Honestly
by smardaz

Comment by Paul:
Exceptional portrait.
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Otis - Honestly
08/01/2011 08:29:52 PM
Otis - Honestly
by smardaz

Comment by NiallOTuama:
Love this.
Great great portrait!
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Otis - Honestly
08/01/2011 08:13:42 PM
Otis - Honestly
by smardaz

Comment by drake217:
Great detail.
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Otis - Honestly
08/01/2011 04:07:00 PM
Otis - Honestly
by smardaz

Comment by vikas:
Great portrait, those eyes are razor sharp and show a lot of emotion. IMO it would have looked amazing in B&W, also being advanced editing I would have removed the white spots in the background and t-shirt to clean up the shot - another suggestion is the crop from left needs to be a just a tad bit more.
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