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Navajo Indian Amitola
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
I have been returning to this gentleman and thought it would be grabbed by someone else for comment. Maybe the smaller version, to be clicked on, was just too small!
So I edited the post to get the fellow show up and he's magnificent! He has a weathered look and seems to have seen a lot of life. I wonder whether my hair could grow that long! Having the light on one side, like this fits with the picture and connects him to the open landscape. He looks like a genuine character. I wonder how you met him and what he does?
Asher
So I edited the post to get the fellow show up and he's magnificent! He has a weathered look and seems to have seen a lot of life. I wonder whether my hair could grow that long! Having the light on one side, like this fits with the picture and connects him to the open landscape. He looks like a genuine character. I wonder how you met him and what he does?
Asher
paulrommer
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Hello Mr. Kelman ....
I am sorry my words in English, google helps me translate ...
In my area of flickr can see the photographs larger: http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulrommer/
and in my blog post: http://misojosven.blogspot.com/2008/08/amitola.html can read the small history of photography ...
Thank you for your comments and see you soon ...
I am sorry my words in English, google helps me translate ...
In my area of flickr can see the photographs larger: http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulrommer/
and in my blog post: http://misojosven.blogspot.com/2008/08/amitola.html can read the small history of photography ...
Thank you for your comments and see you soon ...
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Hi Paul,
You are doing perfectly! We really like your work and look for more!
Asher
You are doing perfectly! We really like your work and look for more!
Asher
paulrommer
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Thank you Mr. Kelman
I appreciate your attention to my photographs and I am pleased that you like ...
Coming soon publish more pictures ... Thanks and see you soon.
I appreciate your attention to my photographs and I am pleased that you like ...
Coming soon publish more pictures ... Thanks and see you soon.
Kathy Rappaport
pro member
Personality!
I love this capture. The detail of his weathered face is wonderful. The only thing that would really enhance this would have been had his eyes been more visible to my taste.
Asher, Since you are always challenging us, how about a challenge to you to see if you could grow your hair out to look like this gentleman? (I am certain that your lovely wife would not be too approving)
I love this capture. The detail of his weathered face is wonderful. The only thing that would really enhance this would have been had his eyes been more visible to my taste.
Asher, Since you are always challenging us, how about a challenge to you to see if you could grow your hair out to look like this gentleman? (I am certain that your lovely wife would not be too approving)
Howard Jones
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What is it?
What is a "Navajo Indian Amitola". It's a fine photo, but I'm curious as to what this is. The man doesn't appear to be Navajo and although I speak some Navajo, I'm not familiar with the word "amitola".
What is a "Navajo Indian Amitola". It's a fine photo, but I'm curious as to what this is. The man doesn't appear to be Navajo and although I speak some Navajo, I'm not familiar with the word "amitola".