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- Dr. Harout
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Another portrait dating from 1984 most probably, shot with a Nikkormat EL + Nikkor 50/1.4
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I love the pensive mood of Dr. Missak, Doc.
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Thanks Sury. If I remember correctly, he was in love then
... eventually he married her
... eventually he married her
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More marvellous portraits . I am so impressed with the way that KB's and the Doc's shots capture so much of a person in a 2d representation. Something to do with the connection through the eyes.
Doc, in your first one I almost thought it was a self portrait until I scrolled down
Doc, in your first one I almost thought it was a self portrait until I scrolled down
Nex 5, Nex 6 (IR), A7M2, A99 and a bunch of lenses.
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Don't have so much hair on topBirma wrote:...Doc, in your first one I almost thought it was a self portrait until I scrolled down
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Doc, I am loving these old film portraits you've been posting! Keep them coming!
Here's another of my wife, in the shadow of the Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore:
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Here's another of my wife, in the shadow of the Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore:
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Beautiful portrait (and wife ) Kevin! I love the soft tones and cheerful expression in her face!
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Kevin,
This one looks almost identical to your previous post except for a closer crop and a hint of a smile.
And I join Mark on his observations.
Sury
This one looks almost identical to your previous post except for a closer crop and a hint of a smile.
And I join Mark on his observations.
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Thanks guys. Yeah, I was more smitten than original back then.
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Perfect shot Kevin. Very beautiful.
Shot either with a Nikkormat EL or Chinon CE-II Memotron (both in either case with a 50/1.4 lens). Spring 1984.
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Shot either with a Nikkormat EL or Chinon CE-II Memotron (both in either case with a 50/1.4 lens). Spring 1984.
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Kevin,KevinBarrett wrote:Thanks guys. Yeah, I was more smitten than original back then.
Are you still smitten by THE original?
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[quote="Dr. Harout"]Perfect shot Kevin. Very beautiful.
Shot either with a Nikkormat EL or Chinon CE-II Memotron (both in either case with a 50/1.4 lens). Spring 1984.
Do I detect a very fine grain in the image Doc? The skin texture seems to be making the image come alive.
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Shot either with a Nikkormat EL or Chinon CE-II Memotron (both in either case with a 50/1.4 lens). Spring 1984.
Do I detect a very fine grain in the image Doc? The skin texture seems to be making the image come alive.
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Yes, quite!sury wrote:Kevin,
Are you still smitten by THE original?
Elise by Kevin_Barrett, on Flickr
Elise's Smile by Kevin_Barrett, on Flickr
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Kevin,
That is fantastic. Nice follow up shots too.
That is fantastic. Nice follow up shots too.
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Hello guys,
I have some portrait shots but this one is my favorite not only because this is my grandmom but it shows the traditional look of a hindu married woman with a happy look- traditional sari, part of which turn into scarf , vermilion on forehead whcih is the symbol of married woman in hindus. This portrait has won some prizes in different contests held in India and online contests too.. i have sold many prints of this image also and those money goes to my grand mom and every time i give her the prize or money, she give me smile in the same way as in this pic
I have some portrait shots but this one is my favorite not only because this is my grandmom but it shows the traditional look of a hindu married woman with a happy look- traditional sari, part of which turn into scarf , vermilion on forehead whcih is the symbol of married woman in hindus. This portrait has won some prizes in different contests held in India and online contests too.. i have sold many prints of this image also and those money goes to my grand mom and every time i give her the prize or money, she give me smile in the same way as in this pic
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