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At least they CAN walk, even if a little aid is needed. Hope I'm still on my feet when I get in the "golden" years.
I like how you blurred the sides, so the eye goes right to the subject(s).
I like the focus on the genteel gentleman and his escort. A good photo.
Your choice in post processing really underscores the rapid pace of the world around them and their much slower, mindful speed of locomotion.
bravo très beau filé, j'adore cette photo
Great image, well-balanced even to their elbows at the same angle on opposite sides.(I do hope you're right and they didn't just meet at the mall that afternoon.)
beautifully done!
That is beautiful....both photographically and sentimentally.
Brattcat has expressed my perception of this wonderful shot. It's also very sweet.
I still have my grandfather's walking stick, it may be useful someday...
You never know... You go how nice, still together after all those years... but you just don't know. Great photo.
Love this one and the title too! As VP does, I also keep my grandmother's stick.
I like how you did this...
What a sweet picture! We should all be so fortunate.
Yes, and they look like they are in a hurry. :)
Like the use of the movement effect ..
This is a sweet picture and I like the technique that you used to draw the eye to the subject.
It's me again! :-)Regarding your comment on fossils, I think you might enjoy this post: http://mendoncajose1.blogspot.com/search?q=shark+tooth
Walking together slowly, while the world runs around....what's better? Very, very nice photo!
Makes me dizzy in a wonderful way. Did he just walk past yesterday's photo? We have a photo today on GDP that looks like it could be on your "old Florida" blog-- The Midway Diner
Ah, time flies!
What a wonderful uplifting shot. Love this.V
Oh I love this photo. I wish I could have done the same (in 25 years from now :-)))
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At least they CAN walk, even if a little aid is needed. Hope I'm still on my feet when I get in the "golden" years.
ReplyDeleteI like how you blurred the sides, so the eye goes right to the subject(s).
ReplyDeleteI like the focus on the genteel gentleman and his escort. A good photo.
ReplyDeleteYour choice in post processing really underscores the rapid pace of the world around them and their much slower, mindful speed of locomotion.
ReplyDeletebravo très beau filé, j'adore cette photo
ReplyDeleteGreat image, well-balanced even to their elbows at the same angle on opposite sides.
ReplyDelete(I do hope you're right and they didn't just meet at the mall that afternoon.)
beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful....both photographically and sentimentally.
ReplyDeleteBrattcat has expressed my perception of this wonderful shot. It's also very sweet.
ReplyDeleteI still have my grandfather's walking stick, it may be useful someday...
ReplyDeleteYou never know... You go how nice, still together after all those years... but you just don't know. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteLove this one and the title too! As VP does, I also keep my grandmother's stick.
ReplyDeleteI like how you did this...
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet picture! We should all be so fortunate.
ReplyDeleteYes, and they look like they are in a hurry. :)
ReplyDeleteLike the use of the movement effect ..
ReplyDeleteThis is a sweet picture and I like the technique that you used to draw the eye to the subject.
ReplyDeleteIt's me again! :-)
ReplyDeleteRegarding your comment on fossils, I think you might enjoy this post: http://mendoncajose1.blogspot.com/search?q=shark+tooth
Walking together slowly, while the world runs around....what's better? Very, very nice photo!
ReplyDeleteMakes me dizzy in a wonderful way. Did he just walk past yesterday's photo?
ReplyDeleteWe have a photo today on GDP that looks like it could be on your "old Florida" blog-- The Midway Diner
Ah, time flies!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful uplifting shot. Love this.
ReplyDeleteV
Oh I love this photo. I wish I could have done the same (in 25 years from now :-)))
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