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2 years ago
I normally love to see people smiling in my portraits, but the intense look for Brent is killer! Trust me though, he’s one of the nicest guys. #PortraitMood #PortraitStream #Intense
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Posted On: October 26th 2024, 01:47 pm
I normally love to see people smiling in my portraits, but the intense look for Brent is killer! Trust me though, he’s one of the nicest guys.

#PortraitMood #PortraitStream #Intense
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emmyb4.travel.tales 2 years ago

emmyb4.travel.tales

The pic is great 🙌… his eyes show a hidden sorrow /concern 🤔

ava7gold 2 years ago

ava7gold

👏👏👏

the.witty.wanderer 2 years ago

the.witty.wanderer

😍

joe_matzerath_photography 2 years ago

joe_matzerath_photography

Nice capture!

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