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Great picture. So much going on there - hope, transition, vulnerability (railroad crossing), respectability (suit and dress), watchfulness (I wonder what they're looking at?). I love the muted tones and the detail and the careful composition. And I always love objects within objects within....
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you used those exact words, because this pic is for their wedding invite :)
ReplyDeleteI like to think they're looking out for a ride, but actually they're just looking at my hand waving a dog treat.
Quality pic. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteWhat I like best is the red shoes. What a happily married life these people will have with those lovely shoes.
ReplyDeleteI have just found my new desktop background, I love it.
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Saw that in the Joinery...tis super cool:)
ReplyDeleteWhat photogenic people.
Sarah, alas we are mingers in real life! But yay, I hope the shoes are a good sign of what's to come. And big up to our fabulous photographer Ms Annie, and one very patient Ms Lola.
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ReplyDeleteNice! :)
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