De Generación a Generación

Posted by Luis A. De Jesus R. (Mexico City, Mexico) on 28 May 2008 in People & Portrait.

Everyone of you has been very kind and almost attentive to what I have been up to with my photography. I wish I could personally thank you beside each of your comments, but I have been caught up with projects at work that are taking the life of me. Thanks for the visit and encouraging thoughts.

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Comments (12)

Suby and Sinem from Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

Love the capture and the texture

28 May 2008 9:10am

@Suby and Sinem: Thank you Suby and Sinem. Thanks for dropping by as well.

ZENTY from Brescia, Italy

fantastico ritratto. bellissimo b/n!!!! bravissimo.

28 May 2008 9:55am

@ZENTY: Muy amable de tu parte...gracias y saludos!

Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece

superb

28 May 2008 10:17am

MahGol from Tehran, Iran

ils se resemblent .. j'aime bien les rides sur le visage de l'homme . merci.

28 May 2008 10:51am

@MahGol: Honey, I wish I could understand the beauty of what you wrote. It reads pretty and must sound even better. Thanks for the visit and the thought shared.

Nataly from Santa Monica, United States

The very simple subject - relationship. B&W, the young and the old. How simple, though how deep and rich... This photo suggests a thought and a feeling. Very well executed, Luis!

28 May 2008 2:54pm

zOOm from Paris, France

Very powerful portrait indeed. Great contrast !

28 May 2008 5:18pm

yiannis krikis from thessaloniki, Greece

excellent title and great b&w portrait

28 May 2008 5:45pm

johnnyanne from United States

Great photo. It's cool what a wide-angle can do to make a portrait more interesting.

28 May 2008 6:04pm

pierre from athis mons, France

B&w is the often the best way to catch this kind of portrait, engraved by time. You really reach it on this shot ! Bravo !

28 May 2008 7:40pm

daina from United States

Lovely b&w portrait with a wonderful background. (when I was away from NY I missed it too - I'm now in Dutchess County about 60 miles from the city.) Like your blog a lot!

29 May 2008 2:01am

@daina: Yeah, you can take us from New York, but not get it out of us. My parents live up in Poughkeepsie. I hope to see them this summer or early fall. I'm so anxious to get out there. Thanks for the encouraging comments.