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High quality double portrait from the master

Mehmet...WOW!  This is a strong image with good colors, composition, and DOF.  I really like this, and it brings back memories of the time I spent in Izmir back 1966.  Good work and thanks for sharing.  

Excellent portraits!  The one on the right seems approachable; he has the convenience of an open portable store (limited goods!) in his briefcase and he is examining his goods--for price?  The man beside him exudes misery -- facial expression & body language. In old age, selling inexpensive wares on a bench... --  too hard.   Maybe the the wives make the necklaces.  With the picture, it looks geared to tourists.

This is an excellent portrait.  I love the little details and the wonderful sense of color.

Hi dear Mehmet.You saw this very well and you took it as great as possible!!!Nice colour tones with great composition and nice title make this shot wonderful.We have the same as these sellers in my country too.Best regards(Bobby).

Marvelous capture , it puts the viewer there ! Bill

Very well composed stree shot. Excellent DOF and colors.

Congratulations.

Cosmin

Hello Mehmet, You have once again captured some interesting facial expressions. The man on the right has a curious look while the gentleman on the right looks more prideful and slightly defiant. When viewing street shots those are the elements I look at and you consistantly capture such expressions. Fine work. Take care.

Sincerely,

Holger

I am with bill I feel I am there ready to touch and engage with them!

Very well done shot.

Great portrait, great documentary, splendid photo.

nice capture, the expression of this faces tell us a story of life, the colours and background very good. Well done..!

Ricardo

Very nice portraits, the old age is 'decorated " with the color strings.Good as well is the shallow BG that enhances the details. well composed and lighted !

I really like these colourful street shots, particularly when they demonstrate part of a way of life .  Very good depth of field.  The gentleman on the left seems to have struck a dignified pose, though he has a wary look.

Kind regards

Jim