comment bypeter at 09:08 PM (GMT) on 5 October, 2007
A face with many stories from a long and busy life. I like it.
comment by Lukas at 09:10 PM (GMT) on 5 October, 2007
like this picture. and (approx) all of the other. there are not many sites like yours.. and it is always an enrichment to visit it. (i am sorry for my bad english.)
comment byMauricio Matos at 09:32 PM (GMT) on 5 October, 2007
Excellent portrait
comment bythukai at 09:42 PM (GMT) on 5 October, 2007
I always love a good portrait. This one has a lot of character, but a bit to much backlit perhaps?
comment by manuel at 10:31 PM (GMT) on 5 October, 2007
i´ve been watching your page for more then a year. always great work. but this picture is a huge step.... congratulations
comment byjelb at 10:39 PM (GMT) on 5 October, 2007
Bonsoir,
Great details..Bravo!
comment byrambohoho at 11:58 PM (GMT) on 5 October, 2007
david. u understand people so good. that helps u make good portraits. keep working!
comment byBrian at 01:07 AM (GMT) on 6 October, 2007
At first I thought the hair between his eyes was dust on the sensor, but I like how you've left it in (many photographers I think would clone it out to prevent distraction). Makes the picture slightly askew, which I think adds a depth of character. My favorite aspect of this photo, though, is the nice balance between the soft highlights at the top and the whiteness in his stubble. Superb.
comment by Alex at 02:44 AM (GMT) on 6 October, 2007
"... his life has not been an easy one."
Is this some random statement or is it backed up by anything?
I can see this man can tell lot of stories. I like this portrait a lot. Great detail, relaxed natural expression, nice natural lighting.
comment bytetsu at 12:09 PM (GMT) on 6 October, 2007
So tasteful!!! :-)
comment byKeith De-Lin at 02:17 PM (GMT) on 6 October, 2007
brilliant photography.
comment bydjn1 at 10:57 PM (GMT) on 6 October, 2007
Thanks all.
Alex: yes, it's backed up by something, but I'm not sure he'd thank me for sharing it with you all.
comment by kate at 03:44 AM (GMT) on 8 October, 2007
This and portrait of his son are two of the best you've ever done. Amazing captures. Spiritual. Timeless. Beautiful tones, light, shadow. Delicately, perfectly balanced emotion between photographer and subjects.
comment by Steve Blake at 01:54 PM (GMT) on 8 November, 2007
Awesome picture David. Just the right lighting and exposure parameters to capture the subtle skin tones. Was this shot in colour then converted?
This is Herr Wagner, who owns one of the vineyards in the area we've been photographing. As you can see, his life has not been an easy one.
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
Canon 1Ds Mark II
EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
70mm
f/4.5
1/100
aperture priority
+1
evaluative
100
no
RAW
C1 Pro
1x1
A face with many stories from a long and busy life. I like it.
like this picture. and (approx) all of the other. there are not many sites like yours.. and it is always an enrichment to visit it. (i am sorry for my bad english.)
Excellent portrait
I always love a good portrait. This one has a lot of character, but a bit to much backlit perhaps?
i´ve been watching your page for more then a year. always great work. but this picture is a huge step.... congratulations
Bonsoir,
Great details..Bravo!
david. u understand people so good. that helps u make good portraits. keep working!
At first I thought the hair between his eyes was dust on the sensor, but I like how you've left it in (many photographers I think would clone it out to prevent distraction). Makes the picture slightly askew, which I think adds a depth of character. My favorite aspect of this photo, though, is the nice balance between the soft highlights at the top and the whiteness in his stubble. Superb.
"... his life has not been an easy one."
Is this some random statement or is it backed up by anything?
I can see this man can tell lot of stories. I like this portrait a lot. Great detail, relaxed natural expression, nice natural lighting.
So tasteful!!! :-)
brilliant photography.
Thanks all.
Alex: yes, it's backed up by something, but I'm not sure he'd thank me for sharing it with you all.
This and portrait of his son are two of the best you've ever done. Amazing captures. Spiritual. Timeless. Beautiful tones, light, shadow. Delicately, perfectly balanced emotion between photographer and subjects.
Awesome picture David. Just the right lighting and exposure parameters to capture the subtle skin tones. Was this shot in colour then converted?