I'm the odd one out! I love the first one. The man's age, the way he is resting his chin on a rail, the forlorn expression in his eye...very intriguing to me. It makes me want to reach out to him, ask him if he's ok.
I think the crop is great, as it lets my eye wander to the right searching to see what he's gazing at.
T-bone1 wrote:
I saw these on the People Forum, and must say that I like the b/w versions here better. They carry more impact.
I will agree with you
eric kim wrote:
Great candids! Really like shot #2.
thanks Eric
gfdal wrote:
Really like #2, but it looks like there is something weird due to the processing, on his hand.
Hmm, nothing weird, this is just blurred part of image - you should probably look at the colour version of the same shot at the People forum
vin14 wrote:
I like the second one best, great stuff. Havana, what a place!
cheers
Vin
Couldn't agree with you more - Havana *is* a great place
Bella Basore wrote:
I'm the odd one out! I love the first one. The man's age, the way he is resting his chin on a rail, the forlorn expression in his eye...very intriguing to me. It makes me want to reach out to him, ask him if he's ok.
I think the crop is great, as it lets my eye wander to the right searching to see what he's gazing at.
Thank you, Bella. You're not alone, I like this image for the same reasons
It really made me think the same when I saw this guy relax in-between his musical performance in this bar in Havana ...
Mado