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His eyes show knowledge to me
I dont feel he looks sad
I dont feel he looks sad
V3 for me, Alan.
Moira
Moira
Great expression, view 1 for me. Sylvia
Not too sad an expression, it could be that he is happy with his lot, a very expressive face, though, one that may be deceiving, those eyes indicate wisdom to me.
A photo which raises lots of questions. A verry good portrait of this man but also of people who are left on the side of society. JNC
You've captured great feeling in this Alan, with so little "worldly goods" it makes you appreciate how well off we are, emotive journalism, well done, Adrian
Hard to pick a fav.. but if I have to pick it would be V1.. you did a excellent job with his portrait.
All versions fitted on this kind of portrait Alan. His eyes don't trust anyone. Excellent shot.
Dennis
Dennis
you certainly find some interesting faces on your travels, I like the full colour version best even though he looks sad he has a warm glow
Susan
Susan
I appreciate your insight into the subject...I like the color version best. Nice study!
Sad indeed Alan but a fine subject for photography.The colour image is my preference.
Tom.
Tom.
like all 3
Love the colour version. The tones and detail are super.
Marilyn x
Marilyn x
An excellent character study, for me this works best in colour.
Alex
Alex
I like the sepia best. Trish
excellent portrait. so much character in his face and you captured it well
really great shot !!facefull of character
An excellent character study Alan, version 2 the sepia version is my preference
version 1 i like great portrait
A sad picture and story. V1 or V3. The sepia does not have the same impact for me but I can't quite say why.
John
John
Terrific character/emotive portrait - like the colour best followed by the sepia.
Bruce
Bruce
Quote:Another fascinating story, even if mysterious.
Beautiful capture, I like V1 best, I feel that in a true story the real colours of life are the most fitting.
Ayelet
Not exactly what I had intended to say, but conveys the same meaning Alan, well done!
Rgds., Jim
A good shot in the sense you have caught this mans life and what he is feeling, but I feel so sad for people who have to live likethis, but this doesnt take anything away from the excellent capture you have taken. Well Done.
he is not sad and lonely,i think man is tired,v1 for me,exellent ptr
A 1st class shot Alan, all 3 superb but #1 for me.
Geoff.
Geoff.
The face says the title of this one Al'. A brilliant capture of an empty life. I can only say, 'there but for fortune'.
Well done.
John
Well done.
John
Always a great story to go with you great images Alan, I was sitting in Logan airport in Boston waiting on a delayed flight and across from me was a pretty buff guy, shaved head sitting doing his knitting! I wanted to get my camera out so bad but didn't have the nerve lol
The face tells the story, no explanation necessary, its a fine shot
He dont look very happy ..But then reading your blog..I dont think I would be...
Great face and a superb shot..
Don
Great face and a superb shot..
Don
A fascinating fella.
Helen
Helen
I like version two the most. Interesting portrait.
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Brilliant trio.
Christine
Christine
I've always loved your portrait shots Alan, this is one of the best ever!
Johanna
Johanna
