Spyda

Thomas Bertilsson · Apr 11, 2014

Your work continues to amaze and fascinate me. Keep up the wonderful work. This intimate portrait is so interesting because it's impossible to not react to this person's appearance, but then you look into those eyes and you see much deeper. I see very kind eyes.

bsdunek · Apr 11, 2014

It is a good and intimate portrait, but, I see a very troubled individual. Just my observation.

Alan W · Apr 12, 2014

Great portrait,it,s a hard one to look at and not wonder what exactly is going on in the sitter's head,it's a portrait that cannot be ignored,well done and very well taken,I like it a lot.

TheFlyingCamera · Apr 13, 2014

Claudia - so when are you putting out your book? This series really needs to be seen in book form!

Regular Rod · Apr 13, 2014

What does he do for a living?

Claudia Moroni · Apr 14, 2014

Thomas Bertilsson said:
Your work continues to amaze and fascinate me. Keep up the wonderful work. This intimate portrait is so interesting because it's impossible to not react to this person's appearance, but then you look into those eyes and you see much deeper. I see very kind eyes.

Thanks. I'm glad you picked on the kindness in his eyes: Spyda is a lovely person, probably one of the kindest people I've ever met and I'm happy if people can see it in this photo.

Claudia Moroni · Apr 14, 2014

bsdunek said:
It is a good and intimate portrait, but, I see a very troubled individual. Just my observation.

I think you're projecting your ideas (body modifications=troubles) on him, but thanks anyway

Claudia Moroni · Apr 14, 2014

Alan W said:
Great portrait,it,s a hard one to look at and not wonder what exactly is going on in the sitter's head,it's a portrait that cannot be ignored,well done and very well taken,I like it a lot.

Thanks, glad you like it.

TheFlyingCamera said:
Claudia - so when are you putting out your book? This series really needs to be seen in book form!

Aww thanks! It's just started really, I've got no where near enough images to make even a tiny booklet :smile:

Regular Rod said:
What does he do for a living?

He works in a bar, why does it matter?

schrochem · Apr 22, 2014

I'm of the opinion that we should let people be. No matter the lifestyle. As long as they aren't harming others it's all good. Thanks for the intriguing photograph of a very, very unique individual. May we all show who we are.

HeatherC · May 17, 2014

One of the most beautiful portraits I've seen lately! I see his mods first, but then it's all about the eyes. Great photograph!

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