My Vaggabondd by lizzibell
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Description
I took this picture at our daughters district track tournement. Now its not that good of a picture. I even cut off the top of his head in this one but I really like this one because I think you can see the kindness in his eyes. I hope everyone likes it. Lizzi

Comments (25)
Very nice shot! Vaggabondd is a kind and caring person! Great capture!
I agree, you really did him justice here. And I like the crop. ;']
Great capture!
Hope he doesn't mind you made him just a bit famous. A great shot!
wonderful shot!
This is a wonderful photo of your Vaggabondd! His eyes do look kind, and very caring. And I bet he doesn't mind being a bit famous at all! :)
I love it.. Fantastic shot!
First thing I noticed was the love of life in the lines around his eyes. Those lines that so many try to hide in vanity, are really the key to the heart.
Nice portrait of this man ! :)
You can without a doubt see the kindness in his eyes. Excellent capture.
You accomplished a wonderful portrait, the kindness is there as well as the attention and care for life and family. Wonderful Lizzi!
Bonjour, Mr Vaggabondd ! :)
Excellent portrait! Bravo!!!
B R A V O !!!!!!!
A portrait telling the truth ! Excellent !
nice photo
A wonderful portrait, Lizzi! I saw the kindesses in this lovely mans eyes before I read your comment. Super work.
This is a lovely natural portrait and you have captured your Vaggabondd perfectly. Bravo!
Very nice picture. You have a great capture of his tenderness.
nice portrait:)
cool capture
Nice portrait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Roby ;O);O);O);O);O);O);O);O)
I think getting that close to his face was the right thing to do, losing the top of his head worked well as it brings the focus right to his eyes, to his face, a caring, loving, face! And a handsome one as well.
Nice work!!
Great portrait! Cutting up his head is not a problem, so the interest is centered on his face, I think.