


Was sitting in a small country town on the footpath enjoying a cup of coffee and noticed this young man walking up and down the fence. I might add walking on top of the fence. I spoke to him and asked could I take his photograph and he was happy for me to do so.
5 Comments:
You certainly have an eye for interesting shots. We have had rain for our gardens after some time of the sun frying everything to a crisp. Hope you did too.
very interesting photos Lizzie, esp. with the sky in the first one. it made me remember that i used to be able to do this once. long, long time ago. lol
Ahhh yes the memories of having such brilliant balancing skills....Wouldn`t like my chances of doing such a thing now...lol
Teenage boys are LOATHE to have their photos taken - it's always a battle with Jez to be a camera subject!
Great shots, am really liking that angle.
I'm wistfully longing for that sort of agility and fearlessness again.....
Yes Diane...was fried to a crisp and overnight turned emerald...
Yevisha,
Yes and was uplifting seeing a teenage boy doing something skilful and simple...leave the computers to us baby boomers, huh
Mandy,
Ditto to that...I was a little envious
Cindy,
I was having lunch with my grand niece visiting from Innisfail and she told me to ask him and guaranteed he would be happy about it and he was and a little embarrassed. A different story when I want to take photographs of my sons to this day...Ah Mum...
Kind regards,
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