This is a photo I have treasured for many years. First of all, it’s my debut of shooting with an SLR, and second it’s a picture of my daughter. I love the pureness and innocence captured on her face. She is absolutely stunning and youthful. What she was thinking I don’t know, but I was thinking memories. Time passes, but not forgotten.
The Vine Lady was taken in Nashville’s mall. By the way, very nice inside and many things to take pictures of. But, the Vine lady caught me by surprise as I was shooting what I thought to be more interesting things. Low and behold she came walking past me wrapping herself around poles and turning this way and that that I had to start shooting everything she did. It would had been smart on my part while carrying my Canon 30D, to check the settings, but no I just fired away not wanting to miss a thing. Let’s say it is better to get one good shot than twenty blurry shots and have only one decent blurry shot to share. Next time I will be ready.
Walking along in Nashville Tennesse, we spotted this man talking with someone and then he noticed me with my camera and struck a pose. I had to get closer because he looked interesting. As I got closer, I knew he was a tourist prop and I did what most tourists would do snap as many shots until I got the look. Here it is and I love it. Great look!
While vacationing in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, I waited for this swan to do something interesting while keeping the camera focused on him. This is one shot I love. They are so graceful in whatever position they turn their heads.
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