Remembrance Being Photographed by bmac62
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Tara (auntietk) in the midst of taking pictures at the National World War I Museum in Kansas City.
Link to photo of what Tara saw HERE.
Bill:)
"Snoqualmie Falls"
Comments (27)
Wonderful candid shot! :)
Wonderful capture!
Great capture!!!
Oh she is clearly focussing on her subject! Great candid Bill... I also love what she saw!!! :)
Great candid shot Bill.
Tara, seem oblivious of you taking the pic of her, she is so into her photo!!!!!
Caught in the act..although I gather you didn't need to rush! Excellent portrait!
belle photo!!
HA! There is a Lady in deep concentration :-))) Awesome portrait :-D
Nice work Bill....
Super capture Bill, well done!
Very nice capture!!
Excellent in the moment
WONDERFUL
Cool capturing her capturing something lol
a wonderful portrait!
Excellent portrait of the photographer at work!
Ah, that undeniable look of concentration that says "Artist At Work!" :-D Cool photo of Tara, Bill!
hope she do not fall backward lol anyway this is wonderful shot
I guess not a time for a smile this is a sweet capture warm hugs, Linda
Fantastic capture of Tara clicking away. Wonderful share Bill. Dana
I recognize that look. I recognize that posture: it's one of the many, complicated--highly sophisticated--postures achieved only when one has a full understanding of the Takemitsu Long Form, and only the most adapt ninja photographers are able to execute such a demanding maneuver, especially while employing a zoom lens. Indeed, most senseis won't even mention the "Swaying Rice with Cranes" stance until a pupil is sufficiently conditioned both physically and spiritually. While executing "Swaying Rice with Cranes" one must always remain pure of intent. Tara has mastered that, gloriously. And on another note, this is a fantastic photograph; I love the candid nature of it, and the sense of profound stillness this imparts. Really fine work!
Excelent mono picture with a great compo. She is so busy with a shot she takes.
That totally says, "Tara!"
Wonderful shot of Tara, Bill. Excellent work. Hope you are well. Hugs. Diane. xx
Captured In a Moment...... Good one Bill.. :-) Rob.
excellent light and compo, compliments to the model as well!