Happy 90!
Nyarthlopic
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So this is more "people" than "street," but I captured people not posing. Does this count? :-)
The occasion: my grandmother turned 90 and her children threw her a party. Some of the joy...
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The occasion: my grandmother turned 90 and her children threw her a party. Some of the joy...
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My Mom just turned 80 .. haven't even started editing the photos yet.
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Thanks for sharing.
Virginia
"A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you, the less you know." Diane Arbus
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Virginia, you hit it on the head. It was a very fun, warm and intimate celebration. It was a fairly small group, but I've always thought that made it easier to chat with people.
Hi there.
These are my favorite kind of shots, capturing those special moments.
I know these will be treasured down the road.
I do have to wonder what they would have looked like in B&W. I'm not asking you to post them necessarily but to think about it. The color looks a little blah to me and I think b&w could seriously improve them, nevertheless, the shots will be special in either b&w or color.
Thank you for sharing.
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I've long argued that this forum should be called "Reality" or "The Real World," rather than Street and PJ - so you've got me. Wonderful warm moments.
And I'm about to do something similar - on April 9 i'm spending the day and evening at a family's celebration of grandma/greatgrandma's 95th (!) - I shot the 90th for them - a two-day all-grandma-all-the-time orgy that included a subway ride trip to the circus, shopping for "the girls," a pizza lunch, time in a ceramic studio, and an evening party, five years ago.
"He not busy being born is busy dying." Bob Dylan
"The more ambiguous the photograph is, the better it is..." Leonard Freed
Thanks for the input, BD. Though I could have gone without the visual you just gave me. :lol And thank you for sharing the shots you took of the 90th. Gives me some ideas to try, God willing, at her 95th birthday party.