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The Wickerman.

Very difficult conditions to take this image because of the very low light but bright window. I like the way this tells the story of what he does and the way the candle light brings out his face. This is a real working "Chandler"

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Gary Macleod 11 months ago

super work Ian

Peter Olexa 11 months ago

Great photos :) I like it
Carried in Cruzine: http://www.cruzine.com/2011/06/09/mood-photos/

Tonny Liautanto 12 months ago

Excellent work and a really nice potrait

Gary Howells 1 year ago

Excellent enviromental portrait. Congratulations.

nicky zani 1 year ago

excellent image.congrats

Sourig Arslanian 1 year ago

fantastic

Marei 1 year ago

Wonderful mood, Ian.

Ian Munro Thanks Marei :)

poker333 1 year ago

Very good tones, b / w photos.
Congratulations ..

Robert 1 year ago

Excellent! Robert

Ian Munro Thanks Robert, very much appreciated coming from you :)

Giovanni Tabbi 1 year ago

I like it since I saw it the first time

Ian Munro Much appreciated Giovanni.

Richard Spurdens 1 year ago

Excellent image Ian, good work with the light.

Ian Munro Thanks Richard.

Fulya Fercan 1 year ago

Nicolas Marino 1 year ago

what a great shot Ian!

Ian Munro Thanks a lot :)

Ben Goossens 1 year ago

Excellent:-)

Ian Munro Thanks Ben, I just wish my creative edit skills were half as good as yours. :) Maybe one day.

Pooria Moozarm Nia 1 year ago

very BUTful

Charlie Mac Bell 1 year ago

Fantastic image, love how simply put he is with the candle and the firm yet proud look in his eyes. Beautifully captured and the light is just perfect. Kudos!

Ian Munro Thank you Charlie :)

Pierre Pageau 1 year ago

félicitations .

Antonio Grambone 1 year ago

Hi Ian,
fabulous location and wonderful expression captured... excellent black and white.
Sincere compliments and greetings, Antonio G.

Ian Munro wow thanks Antonio, that means a great deal coming from yourself when you have B&W images that are in a class of their own. Thanks for the boost :) all the best.