There is a certain honesty and vulnerability that you catch when you shoot from behind. I love this one--I watched them cross the street, supporting each other. It was so beautiful it almost made me cry.
Seeing stuff like that makes me think that there truly are soul-mates and that I'm right to wait it out. I want that kind of comfort and love in my elder years.
one of my all time favourite sights. :-) yesterday, we watched an older couple (in their late sixties i'm guessing) take a self portrait in a park. they were so happy...hugging, smiling.... and as i turned back to look again, i saw the husband squeeze his wife's bum! i was smiling all day from that!
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about the tenderness?
this is so dear.
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Seeing stuff like that makes me think that there truly are soul-mates and that I'm right to wait it out. I want that kind of comfort and love in my elder years.
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yesterday, we watched an older couple (in their late sixties i'm guessing) take a self portrait in a park. they were so happy...hugging, smiling....
and as i turned back to look again, i saw the husband squeeze his wife's bum! i was smiling all day from that!
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