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an honor for the poor families...whose source of joys...is the simplicity of appreciating the beauty of nature...in oneness of family love...
On September 20, 2021, I was invited to join two new friends for lunch on Georgetown Island, Maine, USA. My friend Brian was travelling with his dog, Riddle, who I had met during online concerts given by Brian & his husband Martin Swinger. Riddle is a charming dog, who honored me by "holding hands" under the table during lunch. Brian had told me that this is one of the ways Riddle shows affection! I've never had a dog or cat of my own, but have been blessed to know a few truly sweet souls who could communicate even with a non-pet owner! Riddle is one!
On that day was the Bengali New Year;
The whole country was in festive colored but were it just for the rich.
Though these festivals for everyone but the struggles of life that makes all the different rich and poor.
whatever; In this photo a poor father feeds his children with affection.
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I've only a little affection for this FO--and as you can see, I have no idea how to wear it or put it on.
I took this photo during a wedding I was hired. And I remembered this quote and I thought it was a perfect way to describe a religious wedding.
“We can live without religion and meditation, but we cannot survive without human affection.” Dalai Lama
Camera: Canon EOS 400D Digital.
Location: El Llanito Church
Simply said from the heart, "I love you!"
Day 9 of my Valentine countdown! I see love represented everywhere I go and in everything I do! I'm hoping to capture that in my countdown! Love you, Matt!
These are all just catching-the-moment photos. You know, the look-what-is-happening-and-grab-the-camera-sitting-next-to-you-fast approach to photography. In Vidalia's case, the camera still had the 100mm macro lens with an 8-point-star filter. Not ideal for indoor photography with ambient light, but still, catches the moment. In Mr. Grigsby's case, he and Bogart were sharing a patch of sunlight from the skylight.
[SOOC, f/2.8, ISO 100, shutter speed 1/1000, -2/3 EV]