to be shaved or not to be shaved?

great mood!!

regards

to be shaved or not to be shaved? that was the question. thanks for

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your images speak about the level of your artistic vision and creative photographic imagination

thank you! Amir hi! i'm glad and thankful for your nice comment! its also an opportunity to observe your work! so nice to hear a voice from your country with a great civilization and culture... and film makers! :) greetings

Very original shot Costa.Well done. Michael

super! great idea :)I can not You rate on 7 :{

Thank you! Michael! pleased you like it. Christopher... never mind :) its fine to share the "idea" with you. :{ :| :) :))

very interesting!

Kostas - I like this photo very much - when you look at people's portfolios, there is a photo that jumps out. 2 thoughts come to my mind. 1) i would have like to have been the one who had taken this 2) if I could give you advice on a direction to go, this would be it. it is really well done

Heo hi! I 'm so glad you like it. I love your work! Christopher! what can i say? Thank you? I feel so pleased we share the whole subject. I welcome your wonderfull comments. Keep it up with your honest work my friend. My best wishes to you.

Ti kanis, Kostas?! This photo is slightly better than your three-eye "self". I look at this photo and laugh but get angry because it makes me work too much! Your b/w images are very interesting to study. I am going to learn what they mean. Sin haritiria, megale.

Now i'm doing fine Kurt. Cause i'm not making such annoying images for my friends any more :)) And i'll try to make it up a bit by saying that Saube Lawrence is the brand of this old b&w TV. Geia sou Kurt merakli!

This is the kind of thing I am trying to do. Capture real people doing rather mundane things in a very natural way and make it work. You have done that here. I probably would have reversed things and had the young man (unshaved works well here) in the more prominent position. That may have been a mistake, though, as this makes a pretty powerful statement, in a subtle way. Great job.

I'm twice lucky with this one. Once because it wasn't a set up at all and I got the image on the TV just right with the shutter speed of 1/60 of a second (of course I took four shots but I could still be unlucky as the requiered speed is 1/15 at least, as you probebly know to catch the whole screen without the barrier). Twice, because I'm honoured to recieve such a comment coming from you. I feel is not enough at all to say that you make my day :-)

 

PS: Nevertheless the shaved one takes the lady :) The funny thing is that I couldn't control of course what exactly I was capturing on the screen or in general as well. It's like the philosophical question...it comes afterwards...

Nice composition...