reflections II by cbender
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Comments (14)
I like the expression in his eyes, very captivating and bewitching !!! I'm sure he's so good with a smile too and with his clear eyes ... You make a very nice picture and your composition with this pov is excellent ! Good day :)
Excellent Portrait; great face and expression. Love the crop as well. 5*'s
Somehow, I feel a story should be associated with this. It makes me think of it as a poster or advertising image. I love the pose and your layout of the image. Wonderful work, Christian. Hugs, Suzanne
A wonderful work... I like that a lot faces!!! A greeting from Argentina! The hugs xxxx Roby ;o)
Very well done!
Hallo mein Lieber, Du solltest mal wieder zum Rasierer greifen :) Ansonsten ein schönes Selbstbildnis! LG Hendicus
the contrast is cool! get a shave! ;-))
like the composition...perfect...smile...and no...no no no no shave...smile..like it better this way...lol...
Das Gesicht kommt mir doch bekannt vor.... Super portrait, sehr ausdrucksstark. Das Licht ist fantastisch. Excellent!
The hat is awesome. The face is awesome. This picture . . . is awesome. Where do you keep finding these cool-looking people to take pictures of? This is visually striking on so many levels. I especially like the fact that he's slightly tilted, adds a nice sense of pizazz.
An excellent portrait.
Good face.Good sharp eyes.Good photograph.
Wow - excellent portrait! Captivating!
This is a superb portrait, I love the stark contrast of black and white, and the clarity of your model's eyes is brilliantly entrancing...the slightly rakish angle works wonders as it gives an extra sense of dimension to an already rich work.