Michael on the Dock by auntietk
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This is Brittany's youngest brother, Michael. I can't remember how old he is now, because time gets away from me, but he's in his early 20s. I showed him the picture in the back of my camera, and he said, "Don't show Mom, she'll freak out!" Of course I showed his mom the picture, and ... she freaked out! LOL! She was so excited to have such a handsome picture of her normally camera-shy kid. Sometimes everything turns out just right! :)
Comments (10)
a most wonderful picture of this very handsome young man!
This is a fabulous capture of handsome Michael Tara, with a great pose and lovely clarity. You make people come alive and how lovely for his mother to have such a wonderful image. :)
This is a wonderful portrait. Michael has a great presence. And I like the cape like drape of the jacket. Very jaunty.
Quite the dapper looking young fellow! Wonderful shot, Tara! As always, you bring out the best in your subjects.
I don't know why he would be camera shy, he cuts quite the figure in that suit. And this is coming from someone who hates suits.
How wonderful!
HA! I am most happy for his mom :D Lovely capture, Tara :)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
young, handsome, world is open! very well captured!
Picking up where I left off...(and btw---you're becoming a standup comic! I'm used to you joking around, that's been common for years, but you're getting a whole standup thing going, w/ one liners, the timing, the bits---I'm not sure whether to thank you for your consistently great and perceptive comments, or to tip my waitress. You been hangin' out in clubs, lady? It's a great ride, so don't let me stop you!) Ok. This is an example of the tonal values I've talked about in this series. He's got a dark suit---navy, I presume? But you get this full bodied feeling in your dark hues, and they're almost liquid. Every wrinkle is expressive. The light on it is expressive. And the background is in perfect tonal contrast. It's simple but it's beautiful and eloquent. A beautiful portrait, for the very reason that it's really sensitive photography, period. These portraits just shine.