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Published: 2007-07-05 22:23:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 20759; Favourites: 512; Downloads: 121
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I met him in Mtatsminda (one of the oldest regions of Tbilisi)Vano bidzia - that's how he asked to call him - uncle Vano.
He's a real artist
#2 -[link]
camera: zenit ET
film: Kodak ProFoto 100
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an old guy with a fag in his hand WOW 
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is that supposed to be sarcasm? if so, nice job : )
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hi, this photo is beautiful.
can someone buy a license to use it on a website?
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I never thought about it, but if you still want to use it, just do it and mention where you got it from 
If you do, will you please let me know? I'm really flattered that you like it so much
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I thought it was a still life painting.... hey, he's great!!
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Keti, this is another wonderful portrait of the artist, his work, and the tools he employs - outstanding!
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Thank you very much for your comments, Richard. Sorry I'm responding so late. As I said I'm not coming here often anymore.
I appreciate your feedback a lot. Thanks :]
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this is such a great shot.
very national geographic-esque.
bringing out the culture here
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he looks like a really interesting guy.... plus, the pic is awesome, love the colours!!
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wow 434 favorites- magari xaaaarrrrr da vano bidziac magaria da suratic dzaan magaria
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ne v favoritax delo. kai xania amas mivxvdi am saitze
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Gees what a photo! The colors, the composition and the artist - everything's so strong and expressive. I love it.
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Thank you so much! I'm flattered
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you have captured his modest pride beautifully. the light, colours, composition and atmosphere are endearing. I love the subtle grittyness of the film, as I am a film lover...absolutely well done. instant fave
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This peice is features in an article using bits of poetry to tell a story [link]
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Thank you very very much!!!!!!!! 
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very interesting picture but I think it would be better if you submit it in b/w
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Generally I don't convert color pictures into BW, I love colors and besides, I think it does not have the same effect as if it was taken on BW film. I think I will soon start with BW films, but in fact I'm a color lover and this would be difficult 
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Ohoh! What achingly beautiful hushed colours and crumply textures... such a delicate composition, and he seems quite a character... 
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