Admittedly, I get very nervous when it comes to taking photos of individuals even though I find facial expressions and body language to be quite fascinating. My poor camera does not have a powerful zoom lens, hence these very long distance shots lifted from a small pool of the ‘sea of humanity‘ which represents some of the cities I’ve visited (and is my attempt at a response to the challenge noted below).
WordPress Photo Challenge: Humanity – For this week’s challenge, share what humanity means to you. Share a single photo or a collage to represent a sea of humanity.
Photo by Gale E
Photo by Gale E
Barcelona | Photo by Gale E
Barcelona | Photo by Gale E
Haiti | Photo by Gale E
Beijing | Photo by Gale E
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Even though you say you don’t have the greatest camera for zooming, you still seem to have a way with the camera to get the shot that you want. Many of the photos reminded me of pictures you would see in National Geographic or something like that (angle of the shot, true expressions of people, etc.)
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Thanks very much for dropping by Lady_K and for the great encouragement! Glad you liked the photos and hope to see you again soon 🙂
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I have never had the moeny for the real fansy cameras either, but I have had someone looking at my stuff as well (family member) and say that they think I have missed out on my true calling. I kind of feel that way here. You have a talent with the lens, it’s just the lens needs an upgrade…just like me 🙂
…and I will be back 🙂
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Loved this response and glad to know we are in this together 🙂
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Love the pictures. They look like photos from National Goegraphics. I look forward to seeing more.
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Glad you loved the pics just as much as I loved taking them. Really appreciate the visit to the blog 🙂
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