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A postally unused postcard bearing no studio name.
The man looks rather uncomfortable sitting on the arm of the chair. And check out his boots.
He looks rather young to be using a walking stick - he was possibly injured on active service in the Great War.
Models: Nayana Lobo & Felipe Ribeiro
Location: Flexeiras - CE (Brazil)
Exposure 0.00625 sec (1/160)
Aperture f/5.6
Focal Length 105 mm
ISO Speed 400
Post-processing by Lightroom.
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This RPPC has been enhanced with a raised lettering in gilt. It must have been sent as an enclosure. No stamp or postmark. Addressed to Mr. & Mrs. Newton & Family with the message, "With Best Wishes for a happy Christmas and a happy New Year from E. & G. Swales".
This shot was taken at the Straw Market in Nassau, Bahamas. The husband is focusing on woodworking, but what is the wife dreaming?
Nassau, Bahamas
I know the quality of this picture is awful, but I really like this couple and their pose. It was taken from the opposite train platform, and it was very dark.
While I was in Kassos, I met this ever so lovely British couple... They seemed to be everywhere and know everybody...
I was told they keep coming back to Kassos every single year, twice a year actually - once in June and once in September - to seriously enjoy the climate, the calm and the drinking of white wine while watching for hours on end the blue sea around them!..
Actually, there's a lesson in there for all of us: happiness isn't such a utopia, after all... It's not really intangible... It's just a matter of realizing with time - and in time too - that it's only a matter of looking for it in the simplest of things, the less complicated situations... It's not necessarily or exclusively waiting for us in posh hotels, or celebrity filled resorts... It's not
to be found absolutely in fancy clothes, eccentric activities, sophisticated food and wine...
Happines is more about stopping to enjoy the simplest things in life, things usually cheap or even free, things taken for granted - so granted that tend to end up neglected by the majority of people...
The key verb in the above phrase is "stopping"... Stopping, taking a break, making a pause...
May this lovely couple grow stronger and stronger and wear each year their "greek-blue" shirts to help them merge better in the vast blue of this distant corner of the Archipelago they love so much!..