This is my submission for Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #67: Candid.
Anne-Christine said: “Taking photos of people or animals when they have no idea that you’re doing it is called candid photography.”
I love candid photos. It seems to me that when someone posing for a photo, the excitement (surprise?) part of a photo would no longer be there. 😉
At a farmers market in Vermont… the light was irresistible.
I saw similar emotion on their faces. The man on the left had a sign saying: “Retired teacher (I think it was “teacher”… I don’t remember). Pension not enough for living.” (Something like that.) How can anyone forget him?
A ring pop was the reward of being a ring bearer at the wedding. Whatever worked… but blue? 😉
Thank you, Anne-Christine.
Thank you for visiting my blog.
The last is my favorite. Look at that sticky face! lol
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Thanks, Dawn. And the kid loved to stick his blue tongue out when you took his photos!!! 😉
Have a wonderful day!
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Lovely choices Helen altho sad about the inadequate pension. I’m sure that’s true in many cases.
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Thanks, Tina. It was particularly sad when I found out he was an educator. They have important job!
Have a great day.
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Very!
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Wonderful candids, Helen. Oh dear….a blue ring pop and he’s wearing white. Good luck with that!
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Thanks, Lois. Surprisingly, his shirt stayed white! But like I told Dawn, I wasn’t thrilled that he kept sticking his tongue out when I tried to take a photo later. 😉
Have a great day.
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I wonder what flavor is that blue ring pop. Blueberry? Butterfly pea flower?
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Thank you! I am pretty sure it was blueberry. Butterfly pea flower — sounds beautiful!
(How do you find time to write every day?)
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Ha ha, that’s because recently I don’t work project after project. Trying to see if it will make any difference in all aspects of my life. And it does. Have a nice day too!
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>> Trying to see if it will make any difference in all aspects of my life. And it does.
In a good way, you meant, right? 😉
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To be honest, I feel one thing always has two sides. It was good to my shoulder and arm, so I don’t have to go to the clinic to seek help from physical therapists. But not working is not good to my account balance…
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Great contribution Helen, Love the lighting and the angle of that first shot! Elderly people doing what they are good at that age, priceless… Well done.
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Thanks, Raj. More and more, I understand what “theory of relativity” means. I thought she was quite young 😉
I wish she wasn’t looking at her phone…
Have a wonderful day!
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Lovely. 🙂
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Thank you, Manja!
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Wonderful choice. The first one is my favorite!
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Thanks, Amy. Mine, too. I think I took 5 photos of her 😉
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Reblogged this on Vijayagiri views.
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Thanks, again!
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Wonderful photos … agreed that light is special 🙂
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Thanks, Julie. She is also prettier than me 😉
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Your photography is fascinating because you capture life in its most natural settings. Thanks for following Oh, the Places We See. I do hope to get back to blogging soon because there’s so much to show from our travels. Wishing you all the best!
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