The Lantern Seller
This chap sold beautifully carved soapstone lanterns in Fatehpur Sikri (more of which later)……..and yes we bought one…….and yes we haggled…….but not very successfully:
© Mark Simms Photography (2015)
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This chap sold beautifully carved soapstone lanterns in Fatehpur Sikri (more of which later)……..and yes we bought one…….and yes we haggled…….but not very successfully:
© Mark Simms Photography (2015)
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17 Responses to “The Lantern Seller”
Great portrait, the lighting is perfect. I love the eye contact and the contrast in the beard.
Thanks Mark….I really like this one too
and he could be the djinn in it!! Wonderful character in his face.
Haha
Stunning portrait, Mark.
What great light on the face. Did you bounce the light off something to get that even colour under which looks to be shade?
Thanks Vicki…..I didnt have my reflector with me in India….so its all natural with a bit of PP magic.
I really love this portrait. I meant to comment earlier. The reflection and light and soul in his eyes shows.
It’s worth every penny 🙂
Yes it is 😊
Good!
Cheers
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Fabulous portrait.
Thanks Jane 😊
Now Mark as you know I am primarily a landscaper but anyone can appreciate a brilliant photograph and this is just that, the guy is engaged with you and the light is top notch – arguably your best shot ever
Wow….thanks Scott….and here was me thinking I wasnt very good at portraits 😊
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