Old man Portraits
Awais Yaqub
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Met this beggar in my street, he loves to pose for camera. He is from Afghanistan.
100mm macro at f2.8 on 400D
Thine is the beauty of light; mine is the song of fire. Thy beauty exalts the heart; my song inspires the soul. Allama Iqbal
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I prefer #2 & 3, just wish in #2 if you shown more of his beard [full], and #3 is great but face is getting small comparing to #1&2, also the small part of that stick or whatever in #3 could be removed or if you show it more to tell a story at least.
Overall, you did a great job, one day i will travel to one of those places in the world for portraits [not in my country].
Love one and two - three not so much. I don't need to see the full beard to know from one and two that he has one; likewise the turban. The eyes say it all.
"He not busy being born is busy dying." Bob Dylan
"The more ambiguous the photograph is, the better it is..." Leonard Freed
Here are two from about year ago, same man. But different lens (50mm)
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Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.
Kinky Friedman
i think the collors from the last year shot looks better than the new,
maby too much yellow now?
but this year b&w looks really good, nice tones.
Love it!
Angie he is a happy man. He posed for the portrait, when i asked him for a photograph. Though he don't understand language i speak, nor i understand his language.
One thing was strange, he was pointing his finger into his right eye, and kept talking about something.
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Hmmm ... maybe he's blind?
Funny, I wonder if he remembers you? I'm sure the whole dgrin forum would recognize if we would see him on the street Beautiful portraits!
Nice work and may I say; I really like the fact that you take time in giving a "Westerner", a peek into other cultures and settings. THANKS!