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Old 02-16-2005, 03:40 AM   #4
Jimmie Arroyo Jimmie Arroyo is offline
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VERY nice. I love the effects of the sharp edges to soft, then hard again with the hand, great depth.

Altho I really like it, especially how informal it is, I would think you might have a problem with it being a corporate portrait. If you have others that are buttoned up, ties and all, then this would work perfect as a more casual option.

Great job either way. Hope to see more postings.
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