We made eye contact, which lead to a conversation, which lead to this photo.
Friday, October 02, 2015
Encounter On The Street
We made eye contact, which lead to a conversation, which lead to this photo.
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Very nice of him to have allowed you to make a photo. It is quite a person with those arms.
ReplyDeleteI'm curious what you talked about.
ReplyDeleteSmall talk.
DeleteHis hairstylist. :-)
DeleteGreat portrait Andy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a soft and gentle face. I bet he had an interesting life.
ReplyDeleteHe looks like quite a character. Even when I had my hair long, it was never that long.
ReplyDeleteHe looks like an interesting person, his face invites conversation.
ReplyDeleteMy young son wears his hair long also and married. Has a couple of Tattoos.
ReplyDeleteBeing a Mom you have to see what the heart says of the lad. Most times they are really a gentle Ben's. Great take Andy.
That is a load of tats, Andy!
ReplyDeleteWhich lead to a nice portrait!
ReplyDeletenice tats
ReplyDeleteHe is someone I would also have met and tried to photograph. Well done. Your portrait has a nice, natural feeling.
ReplyDeleteIntersting! He has excellent hair :)
ReplyDeleteVery good portrait! (And no helmet? I hope it's just not in your shot.)
ReplyDeleteWhat a person ! Very lovely potrait and nice shot.
ReplyDeleteThis is a show-stopper. You caught the essence of this man's personality in this photo. Tell me; why do I accept tats in countries that traditionally have tattoos but don't like them in mine"! Must be a generational thing.
ReplyDeleteCool portrait, looks like an interesting guy...
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