At first glance it appears to have too much negative space. Then the eye travel starts and the negative space takes on a life of it's own. There's a harmony with it and his face. I like the shape of his ears against the opposite sides of his collar. That creates movement and that glare on the left side is the perfect irritant placed on a perfect tension point.
All this means is that it's a good portrait, executed with grace.
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