Tony Mandarich Poseiden - God of the Sea November 7, 2015 Composite photo of Paul Seroka shot in studio. Conceptual composite Portrait mythilogical Conceptual Nature Ocean Landscape clouds sky dusk Log in or register to post comments 9 Comments Emma Grigoryan - November 6, 2016 I like the mood and te lighting on his face, but don't like the birds, some similar light on his chest, but less might have been a great kick 1 0 Tony Mandarich Emma Grigoryan - August 8, 2018 Emma, ty for your feedback 0 0 Anonymous - November 6, 2016 Agree with Emma but I would have put him further out into the sea so you see the waves lapping at his chest. 1 0 Tony Mandarich Anonymous - August 8, 2018 That would have been interesting, but didn't want to go too Mythical or Fantasy like with it! 0 0 Tony Mandarich - January 31, 2017 I can't argue with the God of the Seas about the birds lol.....I appreciate you feedback Emma !!! 1 0 Leif Egil Hegdal - August 7, 2017 Excellent portrait 1 0 Tony Mandarich Leif Egil Hegdal - August 8, 2018 Ty Leif !!! 0 0 Chris Wade - August 19, 2017 Really, really like the meaning and impact in this photo. Perfect eyeline that draws you in. I suspect it would work just as well - possibly better - in B&W? 1 0 Tony Mandarich Chris Wade - August 8, 2018 Good call Chris and it could have went either way....I put them side by side, the BNW looked STRONG as shit, but the color graded one evoked more emotion for me...... 0 0
I like the mood and te lighting on his face, but don't like the birds, some similar light on his chest, but less might have been a great kick
Emma, ty for your feedback
Agree with Emma but I would have put him further out into the sea so you see the waves lapping at his chest.
That would have been interesting, but didn't want to go too Mythical or Fantasy like with it!
I can't argue with the God of the Seas about the birds lol.....I appreciate you feedback Emma !!!
Excellent portrait
Ty Leif !!!
Really, really like the meaning and impact in this photo. Perfect eyeline that draws you in.
I suspect it would work just as well - possibly better - in B&W?
Good call Chris and it could have went either way....I put them side by side, the BNW looked STRONG as shit, but the color graded one evoked more emotion for me......