THE BOXER (1)
Go to the PARIS STREET TRAINING WEBSITE
Stewart, my Personal Trainer and Boxing Coach. He is 40kg lighter than me and about 4 inches shorter than me, and he can use me to wipe the floor anytime he wants. He is fit and strong and so very very fast.
He has taught me the first rule of boxing : Keep your hands up at all times!
Everyone learns this rule the same way, and I was no different. I dropped my hands because I was tired and POW he punched me full-tilt in the face and growled at me to keep my hands up.
Its amazing how quickly you learn something when you get punched in the face!
Check out THE BOXER series.
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Paul Vanzella
Love it – dark and to the point!
Mel Brackstone
He sure does look like he means it!!
SylviaHardy
This is beautiful work of photography!
Craig Hender
Captured perfectly, a stunning B&W. Well done.
kcranmer
Great shot and works well in mono!
Lys •
god those eyes are brilliant! those wrinkles on his forehead! his posture! his seriousness! the black and white! the composition! and the window…awesome shot. fav!
RoughDiamond
note to self … a punch in the face helps your learn … check
AQUALINA
Great photo, love the B & W. All I can think is men…how much I love you all and the rough games you play, delicious.
JacquelineGwynne
Great image! Like the grain too.
eelroy
nothing like fear of impact with knowing its only a second away
Kiwikiwi
Great photo. I like the hazy, lock-stock feel to the image. Composition is perfect too – it gives you a sense of the boxers size which fits in with your description perfectly.
Jennifer Woodward
Very gritty and powerful… certainly packs a punch!! Many thanks for your help! :-)
Gideon Swart
hey byron.
dont know how i missed this series.
all of it is great.
this ones got a raging bull quality.
great stuff man
JimFilmer
Hi Byron,
I guess you probably know the drill, your image has been uploaded into Phtotography 101’s premier forum How am I doing now?
While we probably won’t hit you in the face, we might tie your boot laces together, however you may wish to fill us in on further details relating to this shot.
Regards, .... Jim
Linda Bianic
Morning Byron,,, congrats on being chosen featured artist in P101.
Lund
So dark and intense… One of the best portraits I’ve seen. Incredible!
navybrat
broodingly excellent!!
Pip Gerard
that last sentence you wrote had me laughing!
And I was taken aback by the intensity in his eyes. amazing shot.
Michael A. Mor...
brilliant series, love the intensity, rawness and energy you have captured, also love the tone, and the way your using light
Michael A. Mor...
yep, certainly am…thanks for dropping by to check out my stuff, and for introducing me to yours!
robpixaday
So much power…...intensity….....wonderful image!!!!!!