I saw Sandra waiting outside Parliament House, it was her special UV protective umbrella that caught my eye (also her stance). She needs the umbrella because of her skin which is obviously extremely sun sensitive. I like this but the arm is too light and the face too dark.
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I wonder if 44 shots ago, we just would have said "I like this"?
You are right with the "but" of course, but one of the things I think I've gained, is the courage now to ask the subject to move here umbrella a bit. I say think, because I haven't actually had to do that yet, I just think I can now.
I'm really looking forward to the last 50 of yours Ann!
This is a delightful study, Ann. You choose some excellent subjects - which is 50% of the way already.
Yes the sun-line is a shame. Before one can ask someone to move just a smidge, you have to be aware that you have a problem. I am starting to see things but only because we chat so extensively.
Ann, do me a favour, please? Will you take this shot and smudge out the identifying information and put that version up instead. I think we owe our subjects this much and we do need to be aware of the need for privacy.
Don't have a program that will do that. Maybe Peter can do it. As it doesn't show her surname I didn't think it was a problem.
Ann, this reminds me of Julie's number 32 where her subject had a parasol. They do have a way of framing the subject don't they.
You guys are powering your way to fifty. Such a shame, I had hoped to be able to join you by then but it is at least a month before I get to spend more time at home. Also, you have made such amazing progress it would be hard to be a beginner among such company.
Ann.. all fixed! (I didn't notice it, but just in case... thanks Julie!)
Joan, I'm slowing up for a few weeks, and it'd be terrific for you to join us, you know that!
Joan, I'm queued for a week or so then I'm away for a week. Would love you to join us. I tend to take 4 or 5 at a time and then nothing for days.
What a lovely face she's got.
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