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A portrait #2
very dark and grungy
i love it looks like it belongs in a mens sports magazine front cover, as the cover story. i love the lack of colour in his eye, just a black pupil. fantastic well done!
The asymmetrical crop makes this darker and more sinister, very good effect Theo.
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I love both of these, Theo, but how did you make him look so "grungy" in the editing process?
He needs like he needs a jolly good wash, actually! So, can I ask how did you do it? Nikon D70, Nikon D200, Nikon F100, Nikon 18-70mm, Nikon 50mm, Nikon 17-55mm, Nikon 85mm, Nikon 24mm, Nikon 60mm, Nikon 105mm, Tamron 70-300, SB800, SB28, LSPJ
I love images such as this. It looks a bit Draganesqe (filter which can be downloaded from here - scroll down to Dragan) http://atncentral.com/download.htm
..although I have to play with it. Cheers Sheila Sheila Smart
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Congratulations on a good job
That is a beautiful portrait and one to be very proud of. Well done!
Thanks a lot everyone!
@ Nikkofan : Nothing so special. I usually use usual things  Levels, selective colours, contrast etc.
there is a thusnd stories in that face great imagebuti think you could make it look more graphic by adding some noiseand sarpening
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