On Swanston Street where shadows lie,
A lady dines beneath the sky,
The clatter fades, the traffic hums,
As camera clicks and stillness comes.
She turns her gaze, both calm and keen,
A moment caught in black and sheen—
One hand rests near a porcelain cup,
The other lifts her silence up.
No words are said, yet eyes confer
A quiet question meant for her:
"Why capture me, in time confined?"
She answers only with her mind.
A city swirls, but she holds still,
Framed by chance, by light, by will.
A stranger’s lens, a fleeting grace
Melbourne breathes in her quiet face.
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She is checking you out and looking straight into your camera lens. This makes for a powerful photo. I wonder what she is thinking?
ReplyDeleteSwearing +++?
DeleteHe saw you and smiled at you!
ReplyDeleteGood for a change :)
DeleteThat look!
ReplyDeleteMeanie type?
DeleteShe is very proud to be photographed.
ReplyDeleteShe looks elegant
DeleteShe's seen you. Maybe you could have an exhibition with your photos or put them into a book with the captions.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful verse to describe your lovely capture.
ReplyDeleteShe was happy to have your attention :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's another description for a nice street photo. A nice brainteaser as an accompaniment.
ReplyDeleteHay una persona que te observa mientras las estás enfocando.
ReplyDeleteQue tengas una excelente semana.
Very good
ReplyDeleteThe caption describing your fantastic photography is very beautiful. The B&W of a shot where the woman has a knowing gesture is a success.
ReplyDeleteHugs :)