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hello.
one of ur amazing portraits
taking part in voting process
for BEST SPRING SQUARE
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good luck
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ΠΎΡΠ΅Π½Ρ ΠΊΡΡΡΠΎΠΉ ΠΏΡΠΈΡ ΠΎΠ»ΠΎΠ³ΠΈΡΠ΅ΡΠΊΠΈΠΉ ΠΏΠΎΡΡΡΠ΅Ρ
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Hi
You submitted this to the group FAVS rather than into the gallery itself, I have just asked your permission to submit it to the correct gallery in the group instead.
Thanks so much and welcome to the group
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I have featured this deviation in my journal...
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Hope you don't mind.
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The composition is very good. I like that it is very unfocused in the background. His look on the face is interesting. It brings a story to the picture
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Nice, what struck me at first was the couple in the background tbh :$ Good shot, and good thinking of the elements, as the couple.
I like it
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This portrait is amazing !!!! congratulations !!!!!!!!!
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very great pictures, i like this opposition and traitment
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I absolutely love the composition in this shot. You definitely captured/created an emotion. I can see the man in the foreground either plotting something devious, or just being like "meh, whatever" to the couple in the background. Nice work.
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I finished my sig, many thanks for letting me use your photo. 
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That guy just looks amazing!!! Wonderful!!!
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I agree... such a very classic shot, great sharp angles.
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Oh my God. Just... oh my God.
As soon as I saw this something hurt in my mind and it took me a few moments to realize that I'd wanted a picture this good to wait until there was a chance for me to capture it.
The model is unconventional and very film-noir; his expression is just so... I hate to use unprofessional words in comments, but his expression is so bad-ass!
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This piece has such a narrative quality, very nice!
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Very impressed. Could tell a movie, agreed.
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I agree with Semeuse comment entirely - this is an extraordinary shot with more noir to it than one could ever hope to see, I adore it!
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I love his expression..
his face shows he can tell a thousand stories. ^^
great shot-.
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He almost looks like Big Chris from Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
Anyone else see the similarities ?
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Yikes, for a second i thought it was Kramer as an old man
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Very very neat! Looks very natural... not like it was staged.
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this picture is a film...it says a whole story
(my english sucks...)
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wow. this is wonderful. sometimes i feel like the guy with the cig. really nice juxtaposition compositionally and in terms of emotional reaction.
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‘‘Interesante fotografΓa!! el personaje de atrΓ‘s impone terror...
Excelente!!! :thumb78385718:
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this really caught my eye for two reasons - the composition, and the fact that the subject in the foreground is rather handsome -he looks a lot like my husband!
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I look at this picture as a story of a mans life.
The foreground is the present, hes alone, and hes no longer in the intersection.
And the couple in the background is his past. Loving, kissing. In the middle of the intersection. Their life is open, they can go anywhere.
But the man chose this path, alone it left him.
Love it!
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