The plaza in front of the Cathedral of our Lady of Guadalupe in Puerto Vallarta. An interesting cast of characters in the line up to hear the Sunday music, and see the dancing in the plaza. The person of interest…
Is he just off work, resting for a minute? Is he on the way to work with his lunch and coffee? Or, are these his life’s belongings and he has nowhere to go. An untold story.
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this is great Angeline. So being out of the loop for a while…what is the “Sunday Chronicle” ???
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So you just chronicle your Sundays ? What a great idea.
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Yup, Sundays or weekend happenings that I post on Sunday. Thanks!
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Well I just proved I can’t talk on the phone and reply to a comment at the same time! I apologize. I’ve cleaned up the string of my comments that were a bit disjointed! Yes, The Sunday Chronicle is just little bit of travel photos and stories, mostly for a Sunday read. I’m having fun with it. Thanks for stopping in.
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Thanks for the pingback and mention!
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Lovely capture, Angeline … great face, 🙂 It’s a terrific prompt too, just the thing to highlight the beautiful face of a woman I saw on one of my Farewell Trips!
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Thanks, M. Glad I could help inspire!
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Both photos are wonderful!
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Thanks, Mrs. C.!
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The sepia adds to the mystery 🙂
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Thanks, Madhu. It really made this gentleman’s photo stand out a bit more.
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Ahhh… One of my fave posts from yours. I love the different routes one picture can take. You injected some curious questions for us to wonder. Very well done, M.
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I especially liked your untold story. Beautiful picture.
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Thank you, Shimon.
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The second image grabs me and is an intriguing silence, making me wonder. Nicely captured and processed.
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Thanks, Sally. I would have loved to talk to him.
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he looks so old and a little weak.
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That’s what caught my eye, and yet I had to wonder if he still had to work.
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In a nutshell, you’ve demonstrated the appeal of photographing people on the street. We the viewers can spend as much time as we like supplying the back story for each person or group. The man with his lunch is a great subject and a fascinating photo.
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Thanks, John. I really got caught up with a story for him in my head…and then you wonder.
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