Photo Essay #8...A Series of Portraits From Parts of Africa and The Middle East. (Now in Stories)
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This photo essay is a series of portraits I made during two trips to parts of Africa and The Middle East in 1975 and 1978.
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13 responses
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Lynn E. Harvey gave props (27 Dec 2012):
The creases in the face are highlighted by the creases in the gown, perfection James!
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Sarah Springer gave props (27 Dec 2012):
Your use of high contrast really brings out the essence of your subjects which you have always captured with genius
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Jüri Vissak gave props (27 Dec 2012):
Original!
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Susan B. Griffith said (27 Dec 2012):
Like the high contrast that brings out the highlights.
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Donna Mullins gave props (27 Dec 2012):
Most intense in lightbox!.Even with the high contrast of the clothing, my eyes go right to the striking face!
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Bailey Cooper gave props (28 Dec 2012):
Love the highlight on the chin and the position of the arms. I see Native American similarities in the facial structure.
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Valentin gave props (28 Dec 2012):
nice work!
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elfriede fulda gave props (28 Dec 2012):
Fabulous image !
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Susan Littlefield gave props (29 Dec 2012):
It says more because of what you can't see. Excellent image.
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Paperini Renato gave props (29 Dec 2012):
A face impressive portrait that emerges from the darkness with great force.
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kenneth boston gave props (29 Dec 2012):
impressive image.
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JanElle gave props (30 Dec 2012):
So intense with a real sense of mystery about him.. very intriguing portrait!
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Sonia Adam Murray gave props (31 Dec 2012):
Powerful!
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