As might expected, my interest in photography has recently been non-existent. But I am now untethered and feeling quite a bit better, so when Sue needed some photo for her ongoing 365 project, I was er volunteered.
I was still happy to leave my camera ay home and shoot with her phone. It wasn't a great problem, for as I have opined previously in this space, the phone does a very fine job in certain kinds of situations. Photographing people with a phone in good daylight can work extremely well.
We drove to the park around the corner and took these photos.
I love those back views. Really good composition. What was the theme?
ReplyDeleteTerrific shots!
ReplyDeleteThese are elegant and cultural portraits with a unique style
ReplyDeleteI love them all, but especially the second one. Nice job! :-)
ReplyDeleteNice work, AC. Great subject!
ReplyDeleteThose last two shots are classics.
ReplyDeleteAh, another convert to iPhone convenience...just joking. You can use your zoom lens anytime and create masterpieces. My fav. is the last.
ReplyDeleteThose last two are incredible in their composition. I can't decide which one I prefer of the last two. Both frameworthy.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly should be pleased with all of these, not to mention the sartorial splendour of Sue.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are out and about, both of you.
Fabulous photos of Sue. Shooting Sue ... can we at least say photographing Sue or am I being too much of a snowflake?
ReplyDeleteThese are all lovely and Sue is, as always, beautifully elegant. But it's the last shot that really speaks to me-- very painterly.
ReplyDelete@Patio: but it's not alliterative that way. 😜
ReplyDeleteI love the last one but the others are very glamorous.
ReplyDeleteSue always looks so elegant.
ReplyDeleteAs always, Sue is a great model and her choice of outfits was right on and whike it is always lovely to see the front views, that last one is my choice.
ReplyDeleteI'm just getting caught up! Glad you are enjoying your freedom!
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