I think that was his name, I can’t remember. We met him in Cromwell at the historic precinct. He owned or ran an art gallery. He went out for a smoko break and I asked if I could take his photo, told him he had a good face for photography.
I'm surprised this ribboned. I'm glad I asked this gentleman for his photo, otherwise a photo of my husband was the other option, which turned out ok but probably not as good as this one. If I was back at home I could of used someone from a photo-shoot.
Thanks for the lovely comments too. I could see some sadness in this man's eyes. I'm sure he has a story or two to tell.
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Congratulations, a top pick for me. This is a beautiful portrait of a man who seems to fit in his environment. A beautiful and subtle portrait, very nice composition and B/W range.
WOW Anita ..
this is such an emotive image .. his eyes have a poignancy about them .. a sadness and wisdom .. and much life experience ..
were you able to get his connect details .. I'm sure this would be a treasured photo ..
on a more technical note .. I'm loving the black and white edit and that gorgeous dof .. xx
Clyde
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