A portrait of a farmer on a winter morning. He was feeling the cold & enjoying the morning sunshine. I loved the way sunlight exposing his face very well & he was almost in a pose to take a portrait. As always I didn't missed the chance & requested him to allow me to complete the shot.
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I am really pleased to see that most of the commentators have identified me & I think it's like discovering myself, my style of work. I am highly inspired by librodo work & his work was reason raising my interest in this kind of photography. I hope to continue this & hope you will appreciate them :)
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Very exceptionally my entries are without 1's. I am quiet used to that. 11 voters giving below 5 they must be those who don't like my style at all. No regrets by the way :)
Unmistakably Nilesh! You have reinstated the fact that a photograph can be only as good as the photographer taking the picture. Camera and lens are just tools of the trade! 9
Hi bnilesh! I know your style because I check your work using the Canon ef-s 18-55mm IS lens. You do so well with that lens and I am jealous! I have to ask how you get so ultra sharp? Also how far are you typically standing from the subject and what focal length do you typically use to get these great portraits?
The colors are always amazing and I love the textures created by the sharpness of the photo's. I like your portrait style!