Cajun musician and his "squeeze-box"
jeffreaux2
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I got lucky yesterday, and FINALLY had all my gear with me when an opportune portrait presented itself to me.
I stopped by my church to volunteer with our youth group...as usual...but had just wrapped up a senior photoshoot. This fellow was the afternoon entertainment for our group. He and his wife teach historical dance at civil war re-inactments. He is also pretty handy with his cajun accordian. It didn't require much arm twisting to get him to pose with his squeezebox out behind the church. The hat makes the photo!
It may be a tad over saturated...
Comments?
I stopped by my church to volunteer with our youth group...as usual...but had just wrapped up a senior photoshoot. This fellow was the afternoon entertainment for our group. He and his wife teach historical dance at civil war re-inactments. He is also pretty handy with his cajun accordian. It didn't require much arm twisting to get him to pose with his squeezebox out behind the church. The hat makes the photo!
It may be a tad over saturated...
Comments?
Thanks,
Jeff
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Jeff
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Not a bad pic though
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The man looks like someone you'd want to get to know! Awesome detail and texture in his face, instrument and jeans.
I'd tone down the yellow saturation and maybe play with the hue of the greens to cool it off a bit.
Otherwise a fantastic portrait, I like very much!
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