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November 1 2005:
Poppy Seller

They’ve been selling poppies for the last couple of weeks in the run up to Rememberance Sunday on November 13. This old seaman was doing his bit today to raise money for all the servicemen and their families who have paid a high price in times gone by.

http://www.britishlegion.org.uk/

Photoshop:
Cropped and Resized
Adjusted in Levels

This time last year :- ’Running’

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel
1/80s f/4.0 at 38.0mm iso100 hide exif

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Date/Time 01-Nov-2005 14:27:38

Make Canon

Model Canon EOS 300D DIGITAL

Flash Used No

Focal Length 38 mm

Exposure Time 1/80 sec

Aperture f/4

ISO Equivalent 100

Exposure Bias

White Balance (-1)

Metering Mode matrix (5)

JPEG Quality (6)

Exposure Program shutter priority (2)

Focus Distance

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Ashley Hockenberry 11-Dec-2010 00:39
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Marisa Livet 05-Nov-2005 18:37
So British!
Love your portraits, they have always something more...an expression, a detail...
Marisa

Guest 05-Nov-2005 14:40
Good portrait. He has a strange, interesting expression.

Guest 02-Nov-2005 19:45
lovely shot - great lighting on the face and medals. I walked pass this chap myself yesterday (not without buying a poppy of course)

Guest 02-Nov-2005 16:35
uhm... ambiguity in his eyes... well caught...

alem

Karen Leaf 02-Nov-2005 04:31
His eyes are captured wonderfully. They've seen it all and yet have a glimmer of laughter coming thru. Keep looking and looking at this. Excellent.

Roe.. 02-Nov-2005 02:45
Ray such a positive image..thanks for the reminder..excellent portrait..v

Gayle P. Clement 02-Nov-2005 02:27
I love his smile and all of his medals.

Ric Yates 01-Nov-2005 22:56
Great portrait

Robin Reid 01-Nov-2005 21:30
This brings me strong memories of meeting some of your vets on a D-Day tour at Pegasus Bridge. . Well done with excellent use of light.

Sharon Rogers 01-Nov-2005 21:23
Wonderful portrait, nice light on the medals and his face.

Al Chesworth 01-Nov-2005 21:08
Nice picture Ray, we certainly owe them a lot.
My dad served all through WW2. I was 4 when it started.

Sheena Woodhead 01-Nov-2005 21:00
He looks very proud to be having his portrait taken. I like the way you have captured the sunlight on his face.

KimKong 01-Nov-2005 19:19
Great portrait. All those medails looks superbe.
I like his half smile.

laine82 01-Nov-2005 18:21
A very worthy cause and a beautiful portrait too. Ours is held on the eleventh hour, of the eleventh day, of the eleventh month.

JW 01-Nov-2005 18:18
What a wonderful tribute you have paid by this sensitive picture. Excellent. Voted

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	01-Nov-2005 14:27:38
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 300D DIGITAL
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	38 mm
Exposure Time	1/80 sec
Aperture	f/4
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias
White Balance	(-1)
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality	(6)
Exposure Program	shutter priority (2)
Focus Distance

Marisa Livet		05-Nov-2005 18:37
So British! Love your portraits, they have always something more...an expression, a detail... Marisa

Guest		05-Nov-2005 14:40
Good portrait. He has a strange, interesting expression.

Guest		02-Nov-2005 19:45
lovely shot - great lighting on the face and medals. I walked pass this chap myself yesterday (not without buying a poppy of course)

Guest		02-Nov-2005 16:35
uhm... ambiguity in his eyes... well caught... alem

Karen Leaf		02-Nov-2005 04:31
His eyes are captured wonderfully. They've seen it all and yet have a glimmer of laughter coming thru. Keep looking and looking at this. Excellent.

Roe..		02-Nov-2005 02:45
Ray such a positive image..thanks for the reminder..excellent portrait..v

Gayle P. Clement		02-Nov-2005 02:27
I love his smile and all of his medals.

Robin Reid		01-Nov-2005 21:30
This brings me strong memories of meeting some of your vets on a D-Day tour at Pegasus Bridge. . Well done with excellent use of light.

Sharon Rogers		01-Nov-2005 21:23
Wonderful portrait, nice light on the medals and his face.

Al Chesworth		01-Nov-2005 21:08
Nice picture Ray, we certainly owe them a lot. My dad served all through WW2. I was 4 when it started.

Sheena Woodhead		01-Nov-2005 21:00
He looks very proud to be having his portrait taken. I like the way you have captured the sunlight on his face.

KimKong		01-Nov-2005 19:19
Great portrait. All those medails looks superbe. I like his half smile.

laine82		01-Nov-2005 18:21
A very worthy cause and a beautiful portrait too. Ours is held on the eleventh hour, of the eleventh day, of the eleventh month.

JW		01-Nov-2005 18:18
What a wonderful tribute you have paid by this sensitive picture. Excellent. Voted