The Dog Show at the local village fair - # 28/10
As most of you know, I don't do "people shots", but this one was so nice, I couldn't resist it. (The village fair on Ham Common).
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Richmond upon Thames: the view from London's "Arcadia" along the River Thames in Southwest London.
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The angle of the head and of the arm reveals a certain insouciance.
ReplyDeleteWell you need to do more. This one is great. So relaxed she is and I think she was giving you the little smile S! :)
ReplyDeleteV
ha ha - the bloke behind her.
ReplyDeletefunny.
Dogs and their owners do tend to look alike, it seems. Blonde, groomed, smiley...
ReplyDeleteWell you got my attention, woof woof. Or the dog did! A lovely shot, interesting and I love the human smile, not just the dog's.
ReplyDelete... and the smiling lady was so happy to be photgraphed! You should look for more "victims"!
ReplyDeleteJe ne devrais pas commenter une personne mais la photo mais c'est la jeune femme qui fait la photo. Je ne crois pas qu'elle te regarde mais TOI tu la regardes c'est sûr. Elle a une grâce, une présence extraordinaire. Elle rappelle Renée Zellweger que je trouve ADORABLE et qui a été surtout Bridget Jones qui ironise sur le roman et le film dont il est tiré avec Mark Darcy "Pride and Prejudice".
ReplyDeleteSouviens toi le château et le parc de Mark Darcy ?