Pin It
I do not wish for this to become solely a blog for photography, however, a picture can speak what words cannot express. So, please forgive this onslaught of pictorial lexis.
In explanation of what is to follow…while I was in Washington, my little sister and I discovered this old barn which was very close to the original site of the homestead I took a photo of with my grandfather’s old 35mm camera. On my photography site the image is titled “Nobody Home” which, I’m sad to say, was torn down only a year or so after I snapped the image of it.
My sister was more than willing to let me stop and take a few photos when I suddenly realized that it would probably be a much better photo set with a model in the photos. My sister was there, and I thought to myself, “Hmmm…Lucie would be a great piece of ‘eye candy’ to add to the rustic look of the landscape.
Lucky for me that I have such good-looking family members.
6 comments:
Those are awesome! Lucie is so cute!
LOVE that first picture! The others are nice, too, but it would be a little weird if I put a picture of your sister in my house.
Very nice shoot. Lucie is a bit of eye candy.
That barn looks so cool.
Thanks Jason... I remember that house as if I had just been standing there. It has been so long since I have been back towards Rockford....
Miss you tons...It was so great to see you and all the rest of the family too.. Wish we were closer..
Uncle D - She was a willing subject and the light was agreeable.
Gerb - Maybe, but only because you haven't met her yet...
Kris - No need to preach to the choir.
Lydia - It caught my eye. I'm glad I took a few minutes to jump the fence and ignore the 'No Trespassing' sign. I'm sure the lock was to keep the OTHER people out.
Trac - It was good to see you again too. Hopefully we'll be a bit better on keeping track, right? Let's not let another 15+ years go by, okay?
Post a Comment