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jacques

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• Jan 12, 2003

• #21

Hi martin,

This one I missed, but Greg has been so thoughfull to include a couple of links in his reply, to my 'eyes' photograph.

The portait is realy stunning and in the second the observer can see, all children do have joy in their live, even without having many materialistic resources,

jacques.

 

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• Jan 12, 2003

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Yes Jacques

Your are right, This is another example of your lucid observation



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• Jan 12, 2003

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martín crespo said:

Taken at the same market of my "Early morning candids" post
I hope you like it.





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Martin,

You can find beauty and uniqueness in your pics. Keep up the good work.

Felicitaciones, jaro

 

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• Jan 12, 2003

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These are great shots! The guy in the first one looks like he's got some stories to tell! Very interesting looking person.

Teski

martín crespo said:

Taken at the same market of my "Early morning candids" post
I hope you like it.





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• Jan 12, 2003

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Missed this the first time around, Martin...my apologies. As usual, you have a nack for capturing candid expressions. The first shot of the old man is priceless.

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• Jan 13, 2003

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Gracias Jaro.

I'm glad you liked these, I will keep trying in this way.
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• Jan 13, 2003

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Hi Teski.
Yes, I guess this man have several stories to tell.
BTW he posed for a photo

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Thanks Mahesh by your usual kindness to my portaits. BTW I'm glad you're posting here!
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• Jan 13, 2003

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i love the first one very much, great texture, perfect contrast.

just want to ask, do u need any communication with the old man before u take picture to him? or just catch the moment of eye contact to yr lens?

great work martin
kevin

martín crespo said:

Taken at the same market of my "Early morning candids" post
I hope you like it.





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• Jan 13, 2003

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Hello Kevin.
Thanks for seeing these and the interest.

Yes I request the photo to the man, and he hadn't problems , and was great because he put up his head (he posed) and the diffussed light (cloudy day) hits into his face.
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