Bill (bmac62) by auntietk

Photography • Portraits • posted on Jan 29, 2010

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The other day when Bill and I went to the beach I took a couple of candid pictures of him. Of course most shots like this don't turn out, because the subject is often talking or blinking or something. You just have to keep trying until you get something you like! This was taken at Mukilteo Beach on the same day we got those gorgeous sky shots. Look at the sky behind him ... it's totally white. The clouds were blowing so fast the sky changed every 30 seconds, I swear!

Comments (36)

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mermaid

5:17AM | Sat, 06 February 2010

oh what a wonderful portrait of Bill, and yep I have to say I envy you, beeing able to go out together and shoot...smile

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nikolais

1:31AM | Sun, 07 February 2010

Hi Bill!

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jendellas

10:20AM | Thu, 18 February 2010

Great photo of Bill, such a lovely smiley face!!!!

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tizjezzme

9:31PM | Mon, 01 March 2010

It's great to see you Bill :) Love this shot of you.

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anahata.c

6:59AM | Fri, 05 March 2010

It's another of your exquisite portraits...I don't know how you do it, time & time again: I have everything to learn from your portraits. And from what I know of Bill, this is the archetypal capture of him (as others say): warm, glowing, kind, solid as a redwood, and with great heart. (I'd love to have the cahones to say, "now there's an ugly face! Ba-da-boom! Did your camera survive? But seriously folks..." I miss my Catskills days...) And I know what Bill feels when he asks how to respond to a picture of himself: I've been there, lol. You don't know quite what to say. ("God, that's a great face! Where'd you find that guy!") It's a terrific shot, and you got really nice framing with the sky & the trees, with him to the left side. You're so good at portraits: I haven't ventured there yet, but when I do I'll be looking at these for guidance. Fine work for an equally fine subject.

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