It's difficult to get biographical information when sitting in the passenger seat of a car, with a long line of cars behind us at a parking ramp, and a restless granddaughter in the back seat. Although I vowed to interview and post more information with my posts, I didn't have the luxury to do that this time. Maurice's face was so handsome and kind, I couldn't resist quickly snapping his photo which pleased him!
un portrait sympathique, il semble heureux de poser pour toi
ReplyDeleteChasing those guys again... Taking advantage of DH's indisposition
ReplyDeleteIt is always a pleasure to capture a portrait of a stranger...
ReplyDeleteHe's a kind looking fellow and based on his smile I guess he has a real sense of humor, too!
ReplyDeleteA very handsome fellow indeed!
ReplyDeleteA handsome portrait, Kate. I too have felt the need for more information with my photos. Yet, I am still suffering winter doldrums. How is the healing process coming along?
ReplyDeleteI agree, this is a kind and handsome face.
ReplyDeleteAlmost resembles my dad. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteI always get a funny look when I ask to take a strangers picture.
ReplyDeleteHey Kate, don't beat yourself up. Baby steps. This time you got a very nice candid portrait. NEXT time you can do an interview. I think Steffe's influence is slowly rubbing off on the CDP gang.
ReplyDeleteWEll I'm not feeling the pressure to interview. I take my strangers as I can get them. Sometimes we chat, other times I just ask nicely if I can take it and if they agree, I snap and off I go.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful portrait Kate. What a nice smile he has.
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Great portrait!
ReplyDeleteOH I do agree. What a handsome man with the kindest face. That's a superb portrait, Kate. Bravo!
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