I unearthed an old box of pictures a while back. Many of the images were starting to deteriorate. Some were too far gone to save. I decided to sort through the box looking for keepers. I found this picture of my lovely spouse that shot.
When I first printed this picture in the darkroom I had in the barn, she fussed because the autumn breeze had blown her hair wonky. She was for tossing it, but I actually love this picture.
When I came across it in the old box of pictures, I wiped as much dust from the image as I could get off and I scanned it so that I'd have an electronic copy of it before it deteriorated further.
She might not like it, but I do.
When I first printed this picture in the darkroom I had in the barn, she fussed because the autumn breeze had blown her hair wonky. She was for tossing it, but I actually love this picture.
When I came across it in the old box of pictures, I wiped as much dust from the image as I could get off and I scanned it so that I'd have an electronic copy of it before it deteriorated further.
She might not like it, but I do.
Oh, Rick! What a beautiful wife!
ReplyDeleteI am finding photos as we continue to cull through our stuff, and there are photos as you described. A few years ago, we had our Super 8 film transferred to DVD. Too many years pass, all disintegrate.
Don't get me started on old photos. I am in the process of de-cluttering and I haven't even looked at the photo boxes!!
ReplyDeleteJidda's photo captures the moment.
Alphie
Aren't you glad you didn't throw it out? That's a precious moment in time and her beauty shines through as does the expression on her face! Love it. I love, love, love, old photos....
ReplyDeleteRick, my wife has always had a certain look she gives me when she turns around at something I'm doing or saying, a look between assessment and a smile, that is fundamental to her personality. It is a micro-expression that doesn't last long --in 46 years, I've only caught it in one photo. I believe you've done that here. Don't ever lose that photo.
ReplyDeleteDEFINITELY a keeper. Like the subject.
ReplyDeleteI like photos when people are not all gussied up...most women disagree.
ReplyDeleteWhether our girls like it or not, we know what we like. I like it too, you are just a lucky dog! I know how you feel, I have some SHE doesn't like, but I DO!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely--keep it!!
ReplyDeleteI can see why you like it. She looks sultry and bewitching.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree that picture is worth saving. I have a lot of old pictures and really should take the time to scan them so I'll have them saved too. That would take a lot of time, but worth it in the end.
ReplyDeleteLovely picture. I've always been a fan of black and white photography.
ReplyDeleteNow that's a beautiful woman.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie