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I like the simplicity of this one, Marta. Light, texture, line: everything works. (And you're so tall!) -
She looks like she's sizing you up for a terrorist casing the joint. Nice capture, Jay. I like the juxtaposition of straight and curving lines, and the B&W.
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A charmingly expressive (i.e., expressing both him and you) portrait with great light. I love it in B&W. -
Ah, you're cheating again. How will you ever know whether you're getting the 7's for your photography or for the irresistible cuteness of the pup? This is my favorite of the fine series. I enjoy the set-up picture, even as I find it daunting. I'm always happy to see you posting a new series.
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I always look forward to both your portraits and your street scenes. The latter are, for a moment, almost as good as traveling. -
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Clayton, New Mexico -
He had just won four hats with a $5 bid at the Clayton auction. This one fit: he wore it all
afternoon.
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I've discovered that this picture has gone a little viral on me, thanks to runners on the Runner's World forum. I hope you'll follow me to my own website, www.TimKellerPhotography.com . Thanks, and good road.
Tim
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I like the point of view and how he's looking in another direction. His perfectly white beard and turban provide a vivid contrast against the very dark backgrounds (and suggest some fine processing...I'm experimenting with something similar in NIK Software's Color Efex Pro). It's hard to take my eyes off this very strong image. Congratulations, Nacho: impressive work! -
You're piling on the skills, Ray: this is a masterful accomplishment...and different than anything I've seen you do. I love it, particularly the perfect exposure and the perfect lighting throughout the frame. A great composition tops it off. Wow, fine work. -
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This will be the lead photo with my article on Archie West appearing in the May 2009 issue of
Western Horseman magazine.
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I'm increasingly appreciative when great photo shoots come knocking on my door, so I envy you this one, Matt, with an artist no less --- it's a doozy. Seeing the color one first, the B&W is less impressive...until I give it its own time and then it, too, is impressive. She should be very happy. I am. -
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