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#2 |
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Nice shots.
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Aussie G,
Even though these shots are well done, I'm going to have to rule they don't really show a recognizabale face for portraiture purposes. At least none that I can see on my laptop. Aloha |
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@Selvin
You can catch a glimpse of an eye in #1 but I also feel that isn't enough. @Aussie Please provide another photos where more of the face is visible so we can see the person, too. Technically nothing wrong with the pictures, I just miss the portrait. |
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I agree. A portrait should feature the face not the head. With the head covered with a helmet, even the head isn't featured here.
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