A perfect opportunity Pat! This looks like a Norman Rockwell style....beautifully done!!!
Great shot, beautifully processed.
Amazing how far we have come in life isn't it? Great capture.
Love your capture on this, and also your title is perfect!
How beautiful, Pat! :)
You have a talent of telling stories with your Pictures - such a wonderful Photo!
I agree with Beverly; in fact, at first look, I thought that I was viewing a Norman Rockwell scene! and I would consider that a great compliment.
I wonder what this gentleman is thinking as he holds his envelop....you captured his emotions so beautifully.
A beautiful portrait, wonderful photo!
I love this! I wonder what he was doing? There is certainly a story in this one!
What a great narrative photo. It's like the first line of an amazing short story. Glad you captured this moment in time!xoxofrom Texture Tuesday
Nice slice of life! I love that Coca Cola sign.
Being a photographer is seeing - and capturing - moments like this. The processing is great!
Wonderful. A great cmposition
Beautiful photo. Not only a great capture of him but also the "oldness" that is on the walls and the stools! Loved seeing this! Visiting from Wordless Wed.(PD).
Really great photo!!
That was a great photo opp!
Very nice. It's one of those shots where you can make up a story to go with the image. Thanks for sharing at Tales of a Pee Dee Mama.
i love those captures!! All the signs in there make the shot so interesting as well.
A great street shot! LOVE Savannah!
I love these real life shots!
A very quaint Rockwell moment! Lovely, Pat!
Oh, my! That texture of Kim's is just perfect for this photo! Gives it such a timeless feel. Love it!
Oh that's great! And the texture is perfect for the scene.
Nice capture! But, I can't help myself ...the title of this post and that photo "Slice of Life" reminds me of a television series on Showtime called "Dexter."
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A perfect opportunity Pat! This looks like a Norman Rockwell style....beautifully done!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, beautifully processed.
ReplyDeleteAmazing how far we have come in life isn't it? Great capture.
ReplyDeleteLove your capture on this, and also your title is perfect!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful, Pat! :)
ReplyDeleteYou have a talent of telling stories with your Pictures - such a wonderful Photo!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Beverly; in fact, at first look, I thought that I was viewing a Norman Rockwell scene! and I would consider that a great compliment.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what this gentleman is thinking as he holds his envelop....you captured his emotions so beautifully.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful portrait, wonderful photo!
ReplyDeleteI love this! I wonder what he was doing? There is certainly a story in this one!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great narrative photo. It's like the first line of an amazing short story. Glad you captured this moment in time!
ReplyDeletexoxo
from Texture Tuesday
Nice slice of life! I love that Coca Cola sign.
ReplyDeleteBeing a photographer is seeing - and capturing - moments like this. The processing is great!
ReplyDeleteWonderful. A great cmposition
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo. Not only a great capture of him but also the "oldness" that is on the walls and the stools! Loved seeing this! Visiting from Wordless Wed.(PD).
ReplyDeleteReally great photo!!
ReplyDeleteThat was a great photo opp!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. It's one of those shots where you can make up a story to go with the image. Thanks for sharing at Tales of a Pee Dee Mama.
ReplyDeletei love those captures!! All the signs in there make the shot so interesting as well.
ReplyDeleteA great street shot! LOVE Savannah!
ReplyDeleteI love these real life shots!
ReplyDeleteA very quaint Rockwell moment! Lovely, Pat!
ReplyDeleteOh, my! That texture of Kim's is just perfect for this photo! Gives it such a timeless feel. Love it!
ReplyDeleteOh that's great! And the texture is perfect for the scene.
ReplyDeleteNice capture!
ReplyDeleteBut, I can't help myself ...the title of this post and that photo "Slice of Life" reminds me of a television series on Showtime called "Dexter."