As I mentioned in my last entry, I was shooting a friend's wedding today. Generally, wedding shots don't make great blog shots, but I thought this one was worth sharing :-)
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comment byChris H at 11:53 PM (GMT) on 21 December, 2007
This is totally different than what I usually see here. This photo is actually somewhat... normal. I'm not saying it's bad, just that it doesn't look like it came from a magical dream land like the rest of your shots. :)
He looks shocked, like he brought the wrong tie and he's just now realizing it after seeing himself in the mirror.
comment byash at 11:55 PM (GMT) on 21 December, 2007
Haha, I love Chris' comment. I do love the capture, though Chris is right, it does look "normal" (not that it's a bad thing!)
A fantastic expression or horror on his face.... it definately is a realisation of some kind, lovely quality image, his eyes popped right off the screen. CSJ
comment byg at 12:54 AM (GMT) on 22 December, 2007
very nice. great off guard moment. good looking old gentleman.
comment byTom K. at 02:34 AM (GMT) on 22 December, 2007
That quite a riveting portrait. Great expression caught just at the perfect moment.
comment byAndreas at 04:48 AM (GMT) on 22 December, 2007
i like your pictures very very much. your portraits are one of the best i've ever seen.
comment bytetsu at 05:31 AM (GMT) on 22 December, 2007
Nice capture! His eyes are nice. :-)
comment byJennifer at 11:54 AM (GMT) on 22 December, 2007
As I mentioned in my last entry, I was shooting a friend's wedding today. Generally, wedding shots don't make great blog shots, but I thought this one was worth sharing :-)
And just to remind you all ...
If you're interested we have 150 signed and numbered calendars for sale. Full details are available on our store page:
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This is totally different than what I usually see here. This photo is actually somewhat... normal. I'm not saying it's bad, just that it doesn't look like it came from a magical dream land like the rest of your shots. :)
He looks shocked, like he brought the wrong tie and he's just now realizing it after seeing himself in the mirror.
Haha, I love Chris' comment. I do love the capture, though Chris is right, it does look "normal" (not that it's a bad thing!)
A fantastic expression or horror on his face.... it definately is a realisation of some kind, lovely quality image, his eyes popped right off the screen. CSJ
very nice. great off guard moment. good looking old gentleman.
That quite a riveting portrait. Great expression caught just at the perfect moment.
i like your pictures very very much. your portraits are one of the best i've ever seen.
Nice capture! His eyes are nice. :-)
He reminds me of a Dickensian character - goodun.
maybe the expression it's for the difficulty to doing the knot of the tie (cravatta?) looking himself in the mirror (inverted image).
My eyes go right to his. Amazing shot. If he isn't already, this guy should be on stage somewhere and I don't mean the pulpit. :)
Great Picture -- My first take was Tony Curtis!
I don't know how you managed to capture him like that, but this is really great! He looks like an actor out of an old movie or something.
Very well captured! Those eyes...! :-)
Thanks everyone.
you make the best portraits. I'm a fan of your editing style and portraits.
Superb. Love the expression on his face. Seems to say: hopefully I get this managed.