A Family Thing To Do....
I was shooting birds on one side, kept an eye on these people. I just could not stop myself. I took their picture. For once I didn't pull the camera, where I get blur. So glad I got the photo!
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ginger
After all is said and done, it is the sweet tea.
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Maybe a little too central in the shot but if you crop them further left that bucket will be too close to the edge of shot. Otherwise the only bad things I see is the guy's socks are pulled up too high, He is giving himself a wedgie and needs to adjust his hat (that is if his head is not that shape)
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18-55mm, 28-105mm USM II, 50mm f/1.8, 400mm f/5.6
I wonder what they would have been liked to talk to. Probably a hoot. I think at least one of them looks like they wouldn't mind you taking a close up. So, watch out for that if you ever see them again.
Good job, Ginger.
Ashley
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Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life...Picasso
Not only do I like how relaxed they look, I like your composition with the fence leading the eye from the lower right to them
Steve
I love that photo, it is a happy thing to me. That is the "edge of the world" place, where one can catch a ferry for a day excursion to Bull's Island, not a big ferry. No cars............ just a boat landing a ferry...... and the fisherpeople.
After some outlying small uninhabited islands there, you are quite obviously on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, it has a different feel than the other places where the same could be said of.
The woman, the one in the sunny yellow hat, she followed me up to the end of the dock. She tried to talk to me, said something about my lens. That was all I could understand of what she said. So I couldn't talk to her. My daughter, rightly so, says I should carry cards that say I am deaf, that I read lips. I am friendly, but I pretend to hear what is said and don't encourage conversation, not unless someone talks very clearly. I can't teach them that, people talk as they talk.
I would like to share the photo with them. I snapped one of the older woman as they were walking off the dock. I don't know how I got away with that stuff, maybe I didn't, smile. But I have the photo. I only worked up this family group. I love the old lady (she had noxema all over her face), and I love the sunny hat, just the caring in the family.
The older lady also spoke to me, but I didn't catch that at all.
I love the photo, though.
Thanks for looking and commenting, I do so enjoy sharing, even when it is
just happy things.
ginger