Face of a Friend by bmac62

Photography • Portraits • posted on Feb 09, 2010

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Tara (auntietk)...captured at Paul Allen's Flying Heritage Collection at Paine Field, Washington about ten days ago. Great friend, great collection, great time. Both my camera and my computer are still smoking from all we were able to see, photograph and do:) Thank you Tara! I'll now have uploads for the foreseeable future. lol Considered reducing the reflections in Tara's glasses but decided no...they stay...very natural to me:) Bill:) "Between the Layers"

Comments (40)

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Buffalo1

1:04PM | Wed, 10 February 2010

Fine work of Aunie enjoying the day!

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goodoleboy

6:48PM | Wed, 10 February 2010

Interesting portrait, Bill. Good to know how she really looks.

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elfin12u

7:46PM | Wed, 10 February 2010

Oh my!!! You captured her perfectly! I know that face, and her personality shines in this, the reflections are most apt. Thanks for the share!

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danapommet

11:06PM | Wed, 10 February 2010

The reflections work well here. I love it when we get to see photos like this. Nice to put faces to our RR friends. Dana

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hipps13

11:50AM | Thu, 11 February 2010

looking at the galleries Knew this was Tara May had to click to see what a sweet capture it is her eyes speak smiles warm hugs, Linda

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Faemike55

3:12PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Fantastic portrait of Tara! I'm glad that you left the reflections!

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nikolais

11:34AM | Fri, 12 February 2010

Hi Tara!

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myrrhluz

12:01AM | Sat, 13 February 2010

Very nice portrait. You captured a wonderful expression of good natured enjoyment. I like the reflections too, particularly the little squares going across her left lens.

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anahata.c

9:37AM | Fri, 05 March 2010

I'm skipping around as you can see, I'll be back for others in the coming days. But I had to comment on this. Just as Tara did a wonderful portrait of you, you've done a wonderful portrait of her. You captured her gentleness, her engagement, her deep happiness when she's with people she loves (and seeing things that fascinate her), and that quiet all-present manner she has---which we all saw in chicago---that no matter where you are, she's 'with' you, I mean plain 'with' you. Everyone saw that, and you no doubt saw it everyday. It's not a big 'take over the shot' smile, it's a real 'I'm wholly at home' smile. (Even in a plane museum. After all, she did refer to plane parts as "bits".) And as far as removing the reflections from her glasses---boy am I glad you didn't! For the lady whose brought us more glass-reflection shots than the sun itself? Nyet! You, comrade, are honor bound to keep those reflections! I'm only sorry they didn't have "Seattle's Best" on them (fitting, huh?), along with images of skyscrapers, mountains and a few hundred friends as well. A wonderful, warm shot. You both did each other proud. A real joy to see.

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