Wild portrait

[Brad Hardy]

Jumped the gun, I haven't even finshed the post work on this, I just could wait any longer to share it. What do ya think?

-Brad Hardy

 

[Kazoo]

The clarity you get in your shots on eyes is amazing.

 

[The Phototron]

His hair is merging with the background.

 

[Ronman]

My first thought was.......what the hell........2 sec. pass.......Oh, wow, that's good. Two sec. for the eyes to grab me. That's powerful, powerful good. ron

 

[Amnesic]

The eyes are seriously amazing. They just pull you straight in and you can't stop staring at them. He looks like he is stalking someone down haha. I can also see you taking the picture in his eyes .

 

[Rabieshund]

You could really need to have a light from the back to separate the hair from the background and to create a more dynamic lighting. And I'd tone down the saturation to like 50-60%! Good luck with further editing.

 

[Pinus strobus]

I like the shot. But to me his expression doesnt seem believable. I am assuming you were going for a look that says he just survived a week in the woods, or something like that. But to me his look says he just rubbed some dirt on his face and posed for a picutre. IMO

 

[Dagwood56]

I like it a lot. He looks to me like a coal miner who has just sat down to take a breather. I'd leave it just as it is. The eyes are fantastic!

 

[Robstar1619]

Impressive...well done:thumbup:

 

[snaremop]

please.... can i edit this

 

[plentygood]

His expression is just off to me.

 

[Amnesic]

He has a little smirk which I think is ruining it. The whole photo seems to look dramatic but then he has this smirk which kills it.

 

[zendianah]

I really like this!! What program did you use and would you share some steps?

 

[IndieMe]

You defenetly take/edit some uniqe photos.

 

[Ls3D]

What is with the grease monkey look? Is this in vogue now, perhaps I should visit my mechanic...

-Shea