Lloyd
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Thank you, sir. Much appreciated.Lloyd: A nice photo; lovingly taken and shared; thoughtful. Thank you.
Matt
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Thank you, sir. Much appreciated.Lloyd: A nice photo; lovingly taken and shared; thoughtful. Thank you.
Matt
Thanks for the storie and the picture, I wish I could express my self better in english.Someone special.
My wife, Mimi is one of seven sisters. For reasons never fully understood, two of them were born with physical and mental limitations. One sister's issues were very severe (she never spoke, couldn't walk or feed herself, etc.). She died a couple of years ago, well into her 40s. It was a long, at times difficult road. The other sister's issues are less severe, but still quite limiting. On most things, she operates on about the level of a pre, or very young adolescent. She is possessed, however, of a keen sense of humor, and even irony, often surprising people with her subtle wit. She can barely read or write, but has a prodigious memory for dates and times; always keeping everyone informed and reminded about appointments, etc. Although younger than her more severely limited sister, she was her primary care-giver for the past decade or so. The care she rendered was to her, her very reason for living. When her sister died, she grieved terribly, still does. She's bounced around a bit among family members. Helping those ill, tending children, etc. We're not always sure where she is at any given time.
Last week, when the Uncle died, we discovered that she was there visiting as well. She been helping care for another aunt who now lives alone, and who's having some struggles. She looked much better than when we last saw her. We had a good visit.
Meet Tanya (loving called Tonks). By some measures imperfect in mind or body, but possessed of a loving, giving, serving heart. NEVER a thought for her own needs. Pure love, pure service. She is a gift... from whom we have learned a great deal.
M8, Hexanon 90/2.8
Oh! Maggie Oh! Superb.:clap:
Yamas: WOW!! Painterly work.From this weekend, view at dawn of the Koolau Mountains on the Windward side of Oahu; cropped - from the highway, through the windshield
Matt: Lovely perspective. The bw adds to the atmosphere. Hope you didn'tThanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
M9; 24mm f/1.4; 1/4000s @ f/1.4; +2/3 EV; ISO 160
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I'm with Steve and Rayyan on these. Great stuff all around!!:thumbs::thumbup:Maggie...Nice To See You Here & Wonderful Image!
Yamas...More Brilliance!!!
Matt...Remind's Me Of "West Side Story"....Love It!
Thank you. I appreciate that very much.Lloyd, thanks for sharing; I think one of the few instances where the written word was much more powerful than the image. Best of luck to your wife's family.
Thank you Tommy. I think you express yourself quite eloquently.Thanks for the storie and the picture, I wish I could express my self better in english.
Thank you, my friend. Thank you very much.Lloyd, a very touching story accompanied by a well-matched shot. My deepeset regards for Tonks, God bless her.
Very interesting image, Woody.Yesterday's post. Leica M9 with 50mm Summilux Asph. Two frames stitched.
Yesterday's post. Leica M9 with 50mm Summilux Asph. Two frames stitched.
Magnificent On All Accounts Gentlemen!Here are couple I took during my Tokyo trip.