All street shots taken in Charlottesville, Va –
last spring – before the mask campaign went into full effect
So do you have any favs or least favs?From this post, my top three photos are #2, #1, and #7.
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Great post and so nice to meet you on Kally’s post and now here. what grewat pictures and site you have. I’m now following you!
Thanks for your kind comments. ❤️ Cindy
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Cindy – thanks for the follow and I really enjoyed the interview on Middle Me. And glad to now follow each other in blog community 😉
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You are so welcome and you as well. I’m so glad you enjoyed it and we are connected!!! ❤️
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I like the second one with the man sitting on the ground.
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Thanks so much 😉
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I love the one with Oyster House Antiques in the background.
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Thanks sorryless – I took that so quickly and like how the lamp post is above the man’s head (guy on left)
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Me too, I really like that
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2,6,and 9 are my favs.
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Thanks! And going back to
Look at your three – I saw “more” in the #6 one – 😉
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You do the so well. The last is my fave – it is intriguing
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Thanks Derrick – and I originally liked the heart and doors – but later saw her shoes were off and there were other details 😉
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🙂
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I think the one with the Oyster House is a great capture of someone shocked to hear a camera click. I dig the hippie with socks and sandals. LOL Fun photos … Have a great day … Be Safe
Isadora 😎
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Hahaha / I think you are so right about the click and the Surprise!
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I like #7 the best because the look on the guy with the mask staring at the guy with the head adornment, but no mask adorning his nose is priceless!
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Hi Linda! Good point about the nose being uncovered! What I really liked was the many prints of his outfit – reminded of the fashion designer “Dries” – but then not quite
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The last one is my favorite. I love how the lady is sitting there looking like she’s breathing in all of that beautiful fresh air as we were meant to do.
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I love your interpretation of that photo, Diane
And I feel that too – well as said
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Thank you, Yvette!
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