Prateek Dubey
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He's known as MD. In my experience of photographing people I've come to realise that the image of man is a mere reflection of his surroundings. I think this portrait exemplifies this.
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He's known as MD. In my experience of photographing people I've come to realise that the image of man is a mere reflection of his surroundings. I think this portrait exemplifies this.
Doug Kerr
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Hi, Prateek,
I like the "splashproof" (fin-cooled) motors on his drill press and air compressor.
Best regards,
Doug
What a wonderful image. It seems like your processing gives it the look (especially beyond the human subject himself) of a "hyper-realistic" painting.
He's known as MD. In my experience of photographing people I've come to realise that the image of man is a mere reflection of his surroundings. I think this portrait exemplifies this.
I like the "splashproof" (fin-cooled) motors on his drill press and air compressor.
Best regards,
Doug
janet Smith
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Hi Prateek
A very impressive photograph, I like his pose with his hands crossed and very quizzical expression, and your choice of aperture..... keeping the background sharp, tells us so much more - wonderful colours too.
A very impressive photograph, I like his pose with his hands crossed and very quizzical expression, and your choice of aperture..... keeping the background sharp, tells us so much more - wonderful colours too.