Sly Look by auntietk
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More from Critical Massive. The pose was his own idea ... I just pushed the button as people were hamming it up for the camera!
Comments (23)
A great shot, love the tats! "Sweeter after difficulties" profound!
Very sly look.
Brilliant pic! A very illustrated man.
Super pic Tara, I reckon he looks cheeky.
Cool capture!!
Not a lover of tattoos but this is a great capture Tara!
Nice portrait and pose.
Epic! He doesn't need a shirt it seems...
I cant see that :) Excellent portrait and expression.
Not a bad idea, just tatoo your cloths onto your body. Now I'm thinking of Ray Bradbury. Nice portrait.
I agree with Ronnie. Tatoos is not for me. Amazing capture Tara. God Bless.
Great portrait and pose!!
An excellent capture of this 'sly' look. He is very colourfully disguised.
super cool
Every picture tells a story--great shot!!
He'd look so conservative if it were not for...:) Fine photo.
Very cool and fun portrait if you ever see him again, tell him, 'Thanks for the smiles!'
A portrait with attitude. I'm not really a fan of tattoos either, but these are kind of artistic & colorful...
cool shot, missing a bit of sharpness though
Yep! He likes the camera lol Cool tattoos! Were they all over .... lol Rob
Ouch, just thinking of how much all that ink must have hurt...wonderful portrait!
Looks like a fun chap! Super photo, Tara! Those are quite some tats he has! >ooks like you had a good time there!
This looks like someone I'd want to know...I love the whole neo-primitive vibe he has going, judging by the hole in his ear for something no smaller than a chicken bone to go through it. The tattoos are a work of art, as good tattoos are; how much of him is inked? I see tattoos like this, and I always think of those extravagant Japanese tattoos (sometimes worn by members of the Yakuza; I grew inordinately fascinated when I learned that alcohol [sake] consumption caused their colors to grow more vivid.) I wonder if the same thing actually happens with western style tattoos? It's so much fun to see people vamping it up for the camera. This shot rocks.