Uncombed and grainy portrait ( dedicated to Rakesh Syal )

Comments please.

7/7! Excellent!

Perfect work! Very good mood!

I sure wish my dad would call!

 

The clocks represent the time he has lost missing out on knowing his grandkids!

 

Stupid TEARS!

 

Wonderful capture!

 

This man has a wonderful heart!!

 

I can feel it!

 

He is someone special to you also! No?

 

 

Happy easter my friend to you and your familly

Great story,Happy Easter :)

Excellent 7/7.Best regards Janusz.

Really wonderful work, Michael. Great use of colours and light! Regards.

Simply... Excellent Michael!! Good Easter too.

Even your portrait are very creative and very pleasant to view

 

Wishing you all of the best my friend

Really well done Michael. Nice tones, expression, dual colour scheme, and framing.Happy Easter

Excellent!!!

 

You and your wife are great photographers, best regards.

 

Alberto

 

I think it shoud be titled "Portrait of a Master".

Very good portrait, Michael.

Nice self portrait Michael, I think I wouuld have liked it without the clockes ,they served their purpose in the previous image, and they are a strong competition to the portrait of yours.

very good portrait work..I can see you and your soul here...congrats..happy easter...best regards.

So much character in this portrait ! Great.

Dear Pnina your comment is very remarkable. I decided to make the whole image B&W.

Thank you very much for your attention. Friendly Michael.

Superb lighting, idea.

 

Regards...

Very good portrait of one great photographerand friend! Happy Easter Michael

Excellent portrait.

Such a teriffic portrait, how on earth did I miss this piece of art! Such a strong charactor, lighting details and tones, Michael, my friend!

I am sorry, I missed in the first instance. Thanks once again!!!

Happy Easter to you and your wife!!

Great Self-portrait with great pose my friend.Well Done.Thanks for sharing.

The lighting is amazing, such clarity in the shadows. A very effective portrait. I always search for symbolism in your images. This one is open to many interpretations,the most recurent for me is of course the passage of time but, more importantly, the essence of continuity and the relation of one event to the other in the time/space paradigm which remains paramount in your pictures.

Very, very good!

 

Pete