Eye Contact by auntietk
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My brother-in-law, David, talking to the groom's sister-in-law. Okay, so that makes her ... what ... my niece's future husband's brother's wife. I love to give you these little details. Some day there's going to be a pop quiz. Mwaaahaahaahaahaaaaaa!!! :D
As an aside, there were cupboard doors behind their heads. Between them was the gap and two knobs. It visually separated the people, and made it seem like this was an antagonistic interaction. I took out the distractions, and now they're just listening intently and having a nicely connected conversation. Sometimes it's the little things. Either that, or I'm unnecessarily fussy. :P
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I got a note from Mark (wysiwig) about the conditions in Texas, which reminded me that I really should give you a report! Our winter place is in deep-south Texas, only a few miles from the border with Mexico. Hurricane Harvey brushed by to the north of us, with no ill effects in our region. All the damage is up the coast from our place.
We are in Washington for the summer, so we've relied on friends who stay in Texas all year for the news. We have been nowhere near the damage. All is well in our world.
Comments (16)
A great character study. I'd like to know what they were talking about, it looks interesting. Thanks for the update. Some good news at last.
Glad to hear your property in Texas is unscathed and all is well with you. :)
You hit the button - real cool eye contact photo. I take it you did a bit Photoshop work, too. And, thanks for the hurricane update! Glad to hear you weren't hit. But, my, all that were hit - so sad. Keep up the good work! :-) PS - I thought you lived in Washington! Ha! How I got that mixed up!
We live in Washington from May to September, and in Texas from November to March, traveling in April and October. Lots of retired people head to warmer climes in the winter. We call it snowbirding.
Intriguing ! Like Mark I need to hear them!
I like this. In our world of texting and computers face to face communication and eye contact is becoming a lost art. Glad to hear your place in Texas excaped the storm.
True contact indeed. (I've been twice in El Paso and I made the 66 road (via Amarillo) twice too).
very intense interaction going on in this photo. Glad you winter home is okay
Seems they are swinging well and that is allways a good thing, when sitting next to eachother anyway :) Happy to read, you and Bill are not in Texas. Even better your winter resident is ok. :) Enough people are either struggling or homeless right now and it is sad enough.
Good to hear that you are safe! This is a great candid... not one, but two expressions that are captured perfectly. I like this!
Glad you're okay, I was wondering how close you were to the hurricane.
Yes, I'm happy too that you and Bill and your texas friends weren't effected by this cataclysmic storm. It's simply cataclysmic. I hope it stops and leaves for good, so they can start the slow process of recovery...Your 'meeting' shot is beautiful and soft (in feeling) and intense but gentle. I also just love the faces themselves. Seamless surgery on the shot, too (removing what you removed). Another of your candid people shots, which capture precious single moments, and with real aplomb. Beautifully done. (And those cabinet doors are gonna jump into one of your photos, one of these days, and say: "You think you can mess with us???" They're gonna mess up one of your photos and yell "pay back!"...)
I have been sitting here trying to come up with a witty line for David to be saying...but nothing is coming to mind. You, on the other hand, have magnificently achieved your goal of capturing a special moment of conversation. Trent and David's kitchen is the perfect location for this type of "people photography".
A wonderful snapshot!
Great capture...
Beautifully done Tara!
This has a very warm and conversational feel to it. A lovely photo, Tara - and yes, sometimes the smallest of details (or lack thereof) can make a photo..