Underground, Bangkok

• Thomas Bertilsson

• Oct 29, 2008

That's a great portrait! Very nicely done, especially with the lighting and the roof lines vanishing directly behind the subject.
- Thomas

 

• TheFlyingCamera

• Oct 29, 2008

Lovely subject, and lovely composition!

 

• SuzanneR

• Oct 29, 2008

Well done, strong portrait and welcome!

 

• michael9793

• Oct 29, 2008

well done.
he is so sharp it looks like you palced him there.

 

• Shangheye

• Oct 29, 2008

A massive portrait. I love what you do with this TLR, and the direction you have chosen. K

 

• Jersey Vic

• Oct 29, 2008

Great image; your vision+ the awesome power of the Rolleiflex well illustrated.
Out of curiosity, is this the Schneider or the Zeiss 2.8?

 

• eddie gunks

• Oct 29, 2008

perfect! great separation between the man and the background.

 

• Guillaume Zuili

• Oct 29, 2008

Very nice. And welcome.

 

• Vincent Brady

• Oct 30, 2008

There is great power to this portrait, but I still think that it would be better if the clock was cropped out. It is down to personal tastes and I'm sure that you did consider its presence when you were composing your shot.

Cheers
TEX

 

• davidprocter

• Oct 30, 2008

In the moment I saw this chap and decided to ask him for his portrait I noticed the clock and it was a snap decision to include it. I actually had him take two steps to his right so I could include it. I tend to rely on instinct when first composing pictures and so the clock was always going to be there!
It's the Zeiss 2.8 Vic.