Selfie, way back when
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Charcoal on cartridge paper (A3). It's what my selfie would have been in 1980. Back then I did a great deal of portrait photography as a hobby and practiced, a lot, with selfies. This one is blown up from a contact print, so the original is quite grainy but in b&w that doesn't matter too much. More a bit of fun.
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Ron Goodwin
Self-taught and still learning. Since being given some watercolour paints some years ago, it revived my interest in painting. Now retired, I particularly like to indulge my time in portraits, landscapes and seascapes. Charcoal sketches of family is a particular favourite. Mediums I have used…
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