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Sisi Ho |
Wow,
you have the perfect camera and lens combination. Even the catch light
is there from the candles. Perfect portrait. |
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Richard Lotman Brown |
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John Gilkerson |
At
first I thought this images was too dark. Looking at it on my laptop
rather than the Mac revealed so much more. I must do this with all
images (including my own) from now on. Those areas of the image other than the face are quite dark which creates an effective vignette around the real subject which is, of course, the face. A super portrait. |
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Diane Bovenkamp |
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Anu Nadimpalli |
Beautiful
tones and details. Only, maybe it would help to see a little more of
his frontal body. On my computer, his face seems to be floating in the
black background, unless of course that is the look you are going for. |
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Paul Roth |
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Carl Soerens |
A
very strong image. I like the expression on the priests face. He
appears natural and not posed. An excellent job of B/W conversion and
post processing |
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Paul Roth - Biography I have been an
avid photographer for the last 35 years. I
shoot portraits, nature, landscapes, under water
photography and of course family pictures. I also do all of my own printing.
My professional
work as an Optometrist has given me a head start on some of the optics
involved in photography,
but I see my forte as seeking out the soul of a person or scene. I try to
capture the essence of my subjects and convey that in a format that
suits the theme. I am primarily
self taught, although I have taken some workshops on photoshop. My work has
received numerous awards at the Hamilton Camera Club. |
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