Summer of 69 by poser4me
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Standin' on your mama's porch
You told me that you'd wait forever
Oh, and when you held my hand
I knew that it was now or never
Those were the best days of my life
Song by Brian Adams
Comments (9)
The late 60's and early 70's are the best memory I can ever have.Superb work my friend👍🙋♂️
Thank you, I was going for a nostalgic feel.
Great setting. Love the POV from the second one.
Thank you much.
Hi, both look great, although i like the second one better because of the superb perspective and vibe :)
Greets Stormrider75
Thanks the second is the better I think.
Your new image is simply very nicely done, no more words needed!
I thank you so much 🙂have a great weekend.
Both are really well done. Sweet looking characters on such a lovely day. The second one has great perspective and the sun shining off the tip of the guitar is fantastic. Definitely outstanding!
Thank you thank you, only thing missing are the big mosquitoes I think.
Two very beautiful scenes - superb work!
Summer of '69..... I was at Keesler Air Force Base, in Mississippi - training for aircraft communications..
It's something how the past looks so good when at the time it's just another day. Thanks so much.
Oh yeah! Bring on the 60's !!! What memories!
Anyone have a hot tub time machine? 😜
Life was so simple it seemed back then and computers were the size of a building :)
Awesome work recreation to mood, feel and nostalgia. Excellent :)
Lol this is so true. Which brings another song to mind, glory days by the Boss Bruce Springsteen. Thank you much.
Well, there are a lot of musical memories stirred up here. =) I was just graduating from nursing school then.
I like both images although the unusual PoV in the second one really caught my eye. It's always a challenge to have the brightest light behind your characters and still have the picture properly lit and not too dark with regard to facial detail and such. I think you did well with it here.
As always, thanks for sharing, it's a pleasure to view. =)
Molly