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The Storyteller

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At the Flying Heritage Collection yesterday I was lucky enough to get a good angle on one of the docents telling a story to a museum guest. I quickly flipped my setting over to "sports mode," pointed the camera at this guy, and held the button down until he was done telling his story. The captions are only a fair representation of the story ... the photos are the REAL story ... such a mobile face! Series shot at full zoom on the tripod. I showed the guy what I had on the camera, and he gave me his business card so I could send the images over to him. His wife loved the shots, so I offered to do a portrait for her. I'll probably post it later ... Full view is an absolute must for this one!

Comments (32)


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DAVER2112

3:53PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

Really wonderfully done! I love it. Very clever. :)

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durleybeachbum

4:05PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

Fabulous, Tara!! What a marvellous series!

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barbdennist

4:17PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

I love your story and the series of photos to go with it. The expressions on his face are wonderful.

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Katraz

4:18PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

Great Series.

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jmb007

5:12PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

beau travail!!

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babuci

5:32PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

Tara this is an excelent idea. Instead of a cold portrait looking into the camera you made a montage and what hand and face gestures. Truly amazing what you done here.

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Faemike55

5:48PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

fantastic and fun series! I can see everyone caught up in the tale!

Charberry

7:27PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

Just like being there. A terrific idea.

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knupps

8:07PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

And you are a storyteller with your camera. Superb work.

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jascorpio

10:34PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

Super work!!

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hipps13

10:46PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

so many expressions fun to see awesome too warm hugs, Linda Kaye

MrsLubner

11:06PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

great series of expressions.

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lyron

11:29PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

Splendid work!!

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jocko500

11:50PM | Wed, 29 September 2010

wonderful shots of the story teller

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bazza

12:03AM | Thu, 30 September 2010

Lovely captures of this storyteller, love his hand gestures he is very animated..

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Alvaro3663

12:17AM | Thu, 30 September 2010

Nice!! :)

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Merrylee

1:16AM | Thu, 30 September 2010

Great expressions from this man...well done

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helanker

2:18AM | Thu, 30 September 2010

That is absolutely fantastic. Wonderful shots, everyone of them Tara. He has a very expressive and charming face. Bravo for a superb series.

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awjay

2:37AM | Thu, 30 September 2010

nice work

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debbielove

9:45AM | Thu, 30 September 2010

So cool! I love it! :-) Rob

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MrsRatbag

10:49AM | Thu, 30 September 2010

What a wonderful face he has! I love his expressions! Well done!

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beachzz

10:53AM | Thu, 30 September 2010

Omigosh, this is absolutely wonderful His expressions are so open and you can tell he's enjoying what he's doing. And I love how you turned it into a series as he related his story!!

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Meisiekind

11:14AM | Thu, 30 September 2010

Oh Hun - you think so creatively!!! Most wonderful series of images of this colorful chap!

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bmac62

11:48AM | Thu, 30 September 2010

What an enthusiastic series of action portraits. I don't know how it happens but every time we go to an art gallery, a museum or historic site, up comes the star docent on duty that day...to bring us information and his/her personality that makes the visit far more memorable than if we simply tried to do a 100% self-guided tour. So, you used your tripod and rapid-fire multiple exposures to capture "John" spinning his yarn. Well done!

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PassionateGuy

6:10PM | Thu, 30 September 2010

Very creative work. You sure know what people want to see because you do it every time... Excellent

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neiwil

3:25PM | Fri, 01 October 2010

Every picture tells a story...you have the makings of a novel here.This is such a clever idea.Any single shot would have been great with the tale, but this is priceless and a commision piece too......marvelous, well done.

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DananJaya_Chef

5:44AM | Sat, 02 October 2010

Wonderful expressions, love the face, excellent shot!

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mbz2662

12:02AM | Sun, 03 October 2010

How fun and he was a good model :) ok, I must confess to a blond moment. After I followed the e-bot here, I couldn't find your image.. lol.. it took me a minute to realize it was the thin strip of images. :P

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cfulton

5:48AM | Mon, 04 October 2010

A fantastic a capture of the story - a smile on my face too! Thank you, Clive

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danapommet

3:12PM | Tue, 05 October 2010

This is a heart warming posting and so well presented. The captions are so wonderful Tara. Dana

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