Darren smiling by durleybeachbum
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Description
Here is one of the men I met in the hairdresser's.
He is a hairdresser too.
I love the smile!
See the mono version Here
Comments (15)
Great expression, beautiful portrait !!
Wonderful smile
Window light to camera right has given this a nice structured lighting Andrea. Also the fact that the room is white has helped the light scatter around and fill in shadows, and of course the white tee has served to fill the shadows beneath the chin. Excellent shooting my dear!
A great portrait. If you had not written it, I would have bet that he's hairdresser.
He sure has a glint in his eye. I think he likes you Andrea !
Super capture!!!
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Excellent portrait, he does have a nice smile!
Quite a photogenic fellow. Super portrait.
A bright smile and glint in the eye, a brilliant white T-shirt, and cool haircut makes for a stellar portrait of Darren, seemingly one to please all of his clients.
What a fun place that must be to go and get your hair cut! He looks like a great person to hang out with. :)
First class portrait that works in both colour and B&W.
Great portrait.
A glowing face and fine capture of this moment---the man looks engaged and very happy. And, with Ronnie, the light around him gives contrast and structure to the shot. And the light tee shirt is a grounding accent too. The black and white is more intense, brooding---just by desaturating. It's very different. This one feels dark in spots, but he glows. A wonderful moment, in your capture, and a real fullness of personality and presence. More fine facial portraiture from you.
Well, now we know why Karen was smiling - a handsome bloke!