John, Scaffolder by durleybeachbum
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Description
This is what happens when I put my Tizzy onto the highest ISO for night shots and then forget.
There was no second chance at this delightful random bloke, so here he is in all his grainy glory.
I liked him and the expression far too much to bin it. He was such a smashing chap and a real dog lover. Fritz was reluctant to leave him to his work.
See a sepia version Here

Comments (20)
A 'smashing' chap and a smashing picture Andrea. That is a really 'weathered' face.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Looks like a fun guy!
He looks a happy chappy.
Such a great capture of a characterful face... scaffolder's have it tough, especially in the winter months, my nephew did that for a period and it's hard sweaty, wet and often dirty work, horrid in the winter. The water can run down the poles and soak you and run down the sleeve's and so forth. It can also be dangerous work too, know of a scaffolder who lost all his front teeth too a slipped pole being handed down to him, metal shards in the hands even with gloves as the poles slide through the hands.
Excellent portrait! :)
this is a cracking portrait
Blimey to the tenth power! Where did you find this jolly jentleman? Fabulous skin tones, detail, texture and overall scaffolder's aura in this splendid portrait, A.
My kind of guy! I love his expression. :D
This is a person whom I would be proud to toss a pint of two and spend a long time chatting about anything Great capture Andrea - you do find the most interesting people!
A great portrait my friend and John looks like he is a very happy person and enjoying life to the fullest!
A fantastic character portrait. He has the kind of face that would go well with a tavern keeper.
Oh, I have so been there! Quite an interesting fellow, and I do prefer the sepia version.
Great image. Like the sepia one as well.
WOW! He looks to be a warm and charming fellow. No wonder, you just had to post him :-)
John does look jolly & a dog lover, even better :o)
I'll forgive the grainy look as he looks a very happy and ebullient man :) good capture
He seems a very happy man, nice shot despite the grain!
A great portrait of this wonderfully expressive face.
Excellent portrait