there is a certain beauty in men who work with wood
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14 comments:
Beautiful portrait! :)
Léia
Working with wood must give them the beauty you describe.
I agree. . . tho you might know best. :))
Lovely and sensitive portrait.
I assume you were not thinking of men who work with wooden pencils.
Beautiful portrait.
A strong but gentle face. Lovely portrait BC.
V
Nicely done, brattcat. He has probably earned every one of those facial creases.
True words Brattcat, just the creating of something beautiful with something natural is a wonderful thing..oh yes and retired P is a carpenter also :)
Great shot!!!
I too like men who work with wood. MB
I so agree with you. It takes time and patience to carve wood and with that comes wisdom and time to think.
Brilliant portrait
I like the off center framing, and the strong facial characteristics of the subject. Wonderful portrait BC!
Wonderful portrait! I love how you cropped it.
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