I'm trying to decide what our main objective really was that evening: pulling taffy so that we could take photos or taking photos to remember pulling taffy.
The photography session had to be started out properly by examining a master's work (a book of
Karsh photographs in this case).
Dad, wipe that benevolent smile off your face! That's Fidel Castro you're looking at! ;-)
A creative photographer doesn't need a studio to get...
...
beautiful portraits!
Typical Christian.
Faith was thrilled that I abandoned the camera. She must have taken around seventy-five photos - a blossoming photographer?
I'm trying to decide what our main objective really was that evening: pulling taffy so that we could take photos or taking photos to remember pulling taffy. 
The photography session had to be started out properly by examining a master's work (a book of Karsh photographs in this case).
Dad, wipe that benevolent smile off your face! That's Fidel Castro you're looking at! ;-)
4 comments:
Image 5262 is yours.
Well, that one is kind of obvious. :-)
In answer to the question posed in the first caption, I really couldn't say which is true, for some I am sure it was to pull taffy, but for the photographers I think it is kind of a toss up ;-)
BTW I really like the first picture :)
ANY activity worth taking photos is for the photographer! :) Personal opinion anyways! nice captions. A towel for a backdrop, who would have thought?
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