25 May 2005

Antonis Sarantos | all galleries >> Galleries >> Street Portraits > 25 May 2005 "Fisherman's portrait"


25-MAY-2005

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS
1/100s f/7.1 at 17.0mm iso800 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

All images copyright Antonis Sarantos

Chris Sofopoulos		01-Jun-2005 10:34
His expression is a little peculiar:) Great shot.

Rochelle Weiss		31-May-2005 16:41
Your picture makes this man stand tall and proud in his profession.

Cliff		31-May-2005 16:19
The light on this is wonderful. Perfect capture - perfect perspective - perfectly GREAT!

Ray :)		28-May-2005 18:59
You've certainly caught an expression of disapproval here. I love the capture.

Gail Davison		28-May-2005 18:35
this is wonderful. the expression, the fish...everything.

Guest		27-May-2005 07:02
That expression is key to this image

Guest		27-May-2005 06:12
Ok, expressive fish monger

Gary Winters		27-May-2005 06:07
He does not look happy to have his picture taken!

joanteno		27-May-2005 00:02
Wonderful portraint.. The lighting and how you the subject is depicted in his enviroment make this an excellent portrait. Congradulations!

Lee Rudd		26-May-2005 19:07
Nice use of the wide angle for an environmental portait

Guest		26-May-2005 17:10
Awesome shot Antonis!

kiah		26-May-2005 04:47
Natural looking potrait. I like the way you angle the photo. Nicely done.

Guest		26-May-2005 01:33
Wish I could figure out how you do this. My pictures are so similar in composition. I admire who you have all these different views. Vera

Karen Leaf		26-May-2005 00:29
Excellent Antonis. It would not have the same punch in color. Bet it smelled pretty good in there???

J. Scott Coile		25-May-2005 23:26
I really like this portrait. The perspective is right on. Great B&W.

poetry666		25-May-2005 20:12
I like this one Antonis. Great angle, also like the way the guys fingers are pressed onto the wooden box. He looks in thought too. Excellent! Voted!

Dan Chusid		25-May-2005 19:12
"Okay my friend. you can get up off the floor now... the Policeman is gone."

Guest		25-May-2005 17:14
I like your choice for a low wide angle

JeremyGood		25-May-2005 17:03
Great angle. Looks like you were trying to accentuate his size. Judging by his hand and the wristwatch that's about to burst off his beefy arm, he must be a giant.

Guest		25-May-2005 16:57
(another) excellent portrait my friend... ciao Andrea

Susanne		25-May-2005 16:56
He looks hard worked and one can see that the labor is edged into his face. I like how you show such in your image. Fisherman's job I would assume is not an easy one.

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