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I agree with E.C. – a great portrait Angeline!
Thanks Paula.
Reblogged this on Simon Sundaraj-Keun.
Thanks for the reblog Simon. Much appreciated!
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Great shot and the sepia tone compliments it beautifully.
Thank you! I fooled around with color in processing (which I don’t like to do much of), and this photo has sat in my files for exactly one year. I finally tried the sepia tones and knew that is what it needed. Thanks for the comment.
I love this shot….
Thanks Jeanne.
what a great shot – he reminds me of Mr Miyagi In the Karate Kid [84 version]
Thanks Jo. That’s who I thought of too when I saw him.
he really has THE look.
“THE” look? Why, Jo, whatever do you mean?
That ‘I know something you don’t know just yet’ look Miyagi had in the movie…you know: “Wax on, Wax off.”
Oh…I was reading much more in to your comment;)
Don’t ever do that Angeline…my brain is quite simple.
Oh I don’t think so!
It is really…simply complicated.
ah ha! Just as I thought.
Hehe. Wax on, wax off
I thought the ‘old’ David Suzuki, Jo, but I can see what you mean by ‘Mr. Miyagi’. It’s a lovely shot Angeline – the old man at work, preparing his fish. Did you take it in Hawaii?
More Mr. Miyagi I think, but close to David Suzuki.
Thanks M. I took this photo at an Oakland, California Farmer’s Market.