what was going on in the audience was as entrancing
as what was going on
on stage.
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12 comments:
I'm not sure whether it's show time or bed time. Interesting use of light.
Ho! Pearl had that same dress (on left) and wore it night and day and to the store and the park and . . . She wore one to tatters and so we acquired another. . . xx
A favorite tale of mind. Yes, yes GREAT light.
This is such a pretty shot. You caught the light just right.
A really beautiful photograph. Looks like someone is ready to attack for some reason!
How sweet! You've captured so much pesonality in this one scene.
A sweet moment frozen, brattcat.
I think Ferdinand the Bull is my favorite character in literature! He didn't care what everyone else did, or what he was supposed to be like... he just relaxed under the tree and enjoyed life :^)
I can almost feel the attention given to those players.
Bises,
Genie
You have practiced catching the light perfectly by those photographs of the staircase in your house.
this time, magic was not where it was expected..
Beautiful light in a most colorful scenario, great image!
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