My Nana - 93 years old, and a lovely 'lived in' skin, and definitely NOT my usual style.
Rel
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My Nana - 93 years old, and a lovely 'lived in' skin, and definitely NOT my usual style.
Rel Last edited by blacknstormy on Thu May 11, 2006 6:10 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Wow - excellent portrait. Love that twinkle in her eye and cheeky grin.
I bet she could tell us some stories about you Rel.  TFF (Trevor)
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Rel
Great portrait, she looks like a real character.
Craig Craig
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I bet she has given you the rounds of the kitchen more than once. great shot, tells a story
Steve
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plenty of milage comes across in this shot.
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Terrific portrait Rel it displays great character and spirit and I recommend a series on Nan for posterity. I always regret not having done same with my wife's grandad whose family goes back to the pioneer days and the pub out at Barcaldine still bears his name - 'Winsalls"
It could be a mini family history assignment you set yourself. I'm sure it would be terrifically rewarding.
cheers marco
Thanks for your comments guys
I'm not sure my Nana's going to like it, so think I'll just show my mum
Have a great day Rel Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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Rel I have no doubt that this is an accurate portayal of you Nan, but if you soften it a little you may find that she does like it
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