This photo shows the face of an elderly man. The portrait shows the mans age through the wrinkles and the hair colour but the photo conveys a sense of wisdom because the mans full, clear eyes.
The above portrait is of a young child and is one of the most common forms of portraiture within a family. The child's face expresses innocence and youth.
This is a different approach to portraiture as it focuses on a persons back of head which creates a different perspective of things. The back of head is one of the parts you would not immediately associate with portraiture as many assume that it is the face.
This portrait very much creates a sense of form and contrast due to the great difference in the light through the composition. The part of the face you are drawn to the most is the eyes as they are both light and dark at the same time.
Although this photo is of the back of an individuals' head, there is much detail expressed throughout the photo through the texture of the hair but also the contrast through the skin and darkness of the top and the hair.
This portrait of a baby shows the child in its natural form in the sense that it is not a posed position. It creates quite a natural and innocent photo overall because of the baby's expression.
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