Paris: Man reading in le Jardin du Luxembourg
I failed in getting any new photos yesterday, but exceeded in having a grand and glorious time spending the day with my college roomate (from decades past). So today's post deals with one of my favorite themes--people reading.
By profession, I am a reading specialist (currently teaching technology, go figure) and could spend hours and days serendipitously catching people reading with my camera. I am learning to become a little more bold in asking people if I can take their photo (when I don't have my telephoto lens with me). It's interesting that when you are a woman "of a certain age" and tell folks that you are a teacher, you gain a certain level of trust almost immediately :)
I failed in getting any new photos yesterday, but exceeded in having a grand and glorious time spending the day with my college roomate (from decades past). So today's post deals with one of my favorite themes--people reading.
By profession, I am a reading specialist (currently teaching technology, go figure) and could spend hours and days serendipitously catching people reading with my camera. I am learning to become a little more bold in asking people if I can take their photo (when I don't have my telephoto lens with me). It's interesting that when you are a woman "of a certain age" and tell folks that you are a teacher, you gain a certain level of trust almost immediately :)
Paris: Man reading in le Jardin du Luxembourg
I failed in getting any new photos yesterday, but exceeded in having a grand and glorious time spending the day with my college roomate (from decades past). So today's post deals with one of my favorite themes--people reading.
By profession, I am a reading specialist (currently teaching technology, go figure) and could spend hours and days serendipitously catching people reading with my camera. I am learning to become a little more bold in asking people if I can take their photo (when I don't have my telephoto lens with me). It's interesting that when you are a woman "of a certain age" and tell folks that you are a teacher, you gain a certain level of trust almost immediately :)
I failed in getting any new photos yesterday, but exceeded in having a grand and glorious time spending the day with my college roomate (from decades past). So today's post deals with one of my favorite themes--people reading.
By profession, I am a reading specialist (currently teaching technology, go figure) and could spend hours and days serendipitously catching people reading with my camera. I am learning to become a little more bold in asking people if I can take their photo (when I don't have my telephoto lens with me). It's interesting that when you are a woman "of a certain age" and tell folks that you are a teacher, you gain a certain level of trust almost immediately :)
