Man On The Street by beachzz
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Description
I got this shot of Mark (anahata.c) while we were in Chicago. It's exactly who he is!!

Comments (26)
What a great portrait of Mark! You captured him perfectly. Excellent work!
And yet another shot of Mark in the park. I just finished commenting on Tara's upload of Mark in the Park (shades of the good Doctor) have a lark in the park with Mark!
Wow Marilyn both posted the same person how funny and both in B&W go figure what the odds of that happening is.. Great work!!
Popular man :) Awesome shot!
See Mark See Mark go to the park! lol Splendid capture!!
Must have been some sort of mental telepathy at work around posting time:) Excellent portraiture.
nice capture, my friend he looks like a great guy
Good to see you Mark.... Aloha
WOW! I like this a lot. You and Tara both posted similar shots and that's a hoot! You both captured Mark's easy friendliness and perpetual sense of wonder...that's always a good thing to experience and I get to experience it again in this photo. Black and white works so perfectly too...it brings out details that sometimes get lost in color...and well, needless to say, I love this shot!
He looks like a real character!
Wondrful photo. Really shows the character of the man.
A great portrait! Wonderful, and most sincere smile... it's certainly contagious! :)
OH WOW! What do I see? Our dear friend Mark at his best. A smile that could lighten up a coal mine. Marilyn this is a gorgeous portrait.
WOW! I like this a lot. I saw it over Chip's shoulder as he was typing something. It's scary when he types. He does something insane like 80+ words per minute. I remember the day this picture was taken. There was Persian food involved and everybody was having such a great time. This picture really captures that because that IS exactly how Mark smiles and looks a little bit playful just as the camera shutter clicks. Here, he looks a little bit like a famous director.
I said on Tara's pic that he looked mischievous, but here he looks almost a little shy! Great pic! How wierd that you both chose black and white.
a face of character
Fantastic image! Just how I imagined him! :)
Oh my!! How cool is this, that you and Tara both post incredible shots of this most amazing man, simultaneously? I love that smile of his, so warm and sincere. I think what impressed me most about Mark was the realization that here was someone who obviously is incredibly knowledgeable, and yet has this incessant yearning to learn so much more about everything! My time with you all on Saturday was the highlight of my summer, it became a day I wanted to just go on forever. I am so grateful for that!
Hey I know that man. This is a really great portrait of him. Very cool.
it is so amazing to see myself through your eyes, Marilyn, it's just the best; it captures me happy but also playful, like I'm about to make one of my idiotic jokes (which you've always been very kind & patient with, lol). But you also caught peace in this shot, which is such a treat to see through your amazing eyes. I'm so touched that you did this: You caught parts of me that I don't even know that well, but which I look at & think: That's me! I mean, that's really me! (I'm not used to seeing myself on the web, not to mention in the gallery of two artists who I love!) And maybe you did catch a little shyness, as Andrea says, I can see that; I mean this is a complex shot. Well I just got a camera, as you know, and when I finally get the courage to photograph a human being, I hope I can do 100th as well as this. (I'm having enough trouble with my window!) (You need blurs? I got blurs. I plan to set back photography 200 years!) This is a beautiful shot, not because it's me but because it's from the reflective and inward side of you, which you've gifted to me. Tons of thanks Marilyn, and maybe one day I'll be able to do the same for you. I'm really, really touched. (and thanks to the wonderful comments above: I'm very touched that half of these wonderful people even remember me & how I look! Thanks to them too, for their very kind words.)
OMG, so that's Mark, in all his glory! I never would have guessed it, and happy you took this shot to reveal him to the world, Maz! Excellent portrait, and fit for framing. He could do with a trim, though.
cool shot
Again I see a nice and kind face. He looks a joy to know. Excellent capture!
Another wonderful glimpse into who Mark is...wonderful shot!
look at these eyes i am smiling here to see mark in this wonderful portrait, yes, this is exactly like my idea of him, before my inner eye. i am only in a loose contact with him, far away in germany and i am a bit jealous that you people could meet there, must have been a great day indeed! how wonderful :)
I cannot say what is smiling in Mark!!I think it is it all:)))his face,heart and soul!:)))Fantastic portrait of Mark, Marylinn!!!you captured it all! and i dont know if he is shy or if he is in great joy:)))I choose great joy because i remember that he is between great friends!!!And Mark:you are shining!wow!! beautiful eyes:))