Hi Frank, I suppose, in great part, that's what photography is all about. Like radio, it allows you to put yourself into the scene, into the picture as it were.
There was a series of books many years ago called the "Foxfire Books." In one volume a young woman was interviewing a woman in her eighties, and asked if she missed not having a television. The older woman replied that she didn't need a television, she had a fireplace. Perhaps a photo is something like a fireplace ... shel frank theriault wrote: > I imagine that she'd be great to great to > sit down and have coffee or tea with; she'd have some great life stories to > tell. > > Like I said, I've no idea if my thoughts have much to do with reality, but > those things are what I thought and felt when I looked at your photo. >
