Old Friends... by wysiwig
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Description
Old Friends...sat on their park bench like bookends.
As a college student I never had any money (hell, I STILL don't have any) so my spare time was spent in activities that were free like people watching in the park.
San Francisco - 1972
Comments (10)
Oh gosh, this takes me back! Excellent capture.
Fantastic Photograph Angel
Wonderful photo! it would be interesting to hear them talk of old times. What we could learn...
As the old saying goes, every wrinkle tells a story. Brilliant picture.
Fantastic~
Marvellous!
Great shot.Tales to tell and time to tell them. alanwilliams
fabulous!!
In the Autumn of their years - spinning a yarn of the good ol' days - or so it seems ... one to tells the story and the other is willing to listen ! What a fantastic capture at the right moment in time, no special effects just a steady hand, BB
a very sweet capture of two old friends enjoying themselves and the sun. I really like the intense light, it gives this an air of being 'blessed', by something further away. It has detail---we can see the herringbone in the right man's coat and hat---but softness. And well cropped too. (Did you do your own developing? I know it was expensive to have one's own darkroom...maybe you had one with other photographers. I just remember the photographers I knew, being so frustrated that they had to give their work to people who didn't really know photography---ie, the developing studios. I hope you weren't plagued with that. The finished pieces seem very sensitive.) A fine piece of street shooting. I"m glad Andrea saw these: With her people shots, she'd have to appreciate your early work.