"What talks to us in people, when they do not use words…"

Could be precisely that knowledge, which to my opinion, makes a portrait outstanding and artistic. Kinesics, the language of the body, would imply to capture a moment, a sensation, a gesture, a sigh, an anguish ... everything that portrayed people do not talk about, but their body reflects or communicates to us. Maybe there, could be found the magic of a portrait and what makes it valuable in time because it acquires some kind of “universality” and recognition or empathy in everyone who looks at it.

After acquiring a good technique, to some extent, it only remains the more important thing: “to learn to look at”, to have the patience to observe. Know how to embrace and contemplate moments. And it's not easy, but it's always worth trying.