A candid photo taken during an impromptu fiddle lesson this morning. The tune she was playing? It was the Tennessee Waltz.
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Riverside Rambles · Essays and Observations by Larry Ayers
Wow! Larry, I believe that is your first ever portrait on your blog and it does not hurt that the subject is very pretty.
That was the best shot out of about seven. She’s really coming along in her playing these days!
Well, it’s hard to get a good portrait of anyone that does not look staged, and this one is very appealing. The best portraits I have ever gotten have been of children. Something about taking portraits of my now adult kin makes them freeze up in a rictus grin.
Nice photo of Bev, Larry! I can almost hear the tennesee waltz fiddle music. I’d say that’s a keeper shot.
Thanks, Leslie! Yes, a keeper indeed.