Sisters
Isaura – At peace
My wife’s sister, Isaura, is here visiting from Oakland, CA. While she is here, I’m taking the opportunity to photograph them interacting with each other. It’s very nice to sit, watch, and photograph. They are very caring for each other and really like to spend time in each other’s company and feel each other’s touch. I know that feeling because I’m like that too. I’m a really touchy-feely kind of guy.
Vera – At peace
So, not much to write about today, I just thought that I’d share a few of the pictures from today and one not from today, but which happens to be my favorite picture of my wife.
Sisters
I just love candid portraits, because they capture the person. Isaura gave me a great compliment: She said that she loved the picture because I have captured her soul. Thanks, Isaura!
First shot is amazing. love the light filterng through shades.
Love these!! I had always wished I had a sister to be that close with, but I’m not a touchy-feely kind of person, so I don’t know how close I would have been.
oi meu irmao paul, i hope this message gets to you. I lost a long and open heart before …this will go!do not care for my brazilian american speelllling!!!
paul, my broooother, i am so amaized by your talent, sensibility and conection with the mother nature- that inclue we all beings!
on my life coaching session , ms. nancy sometimes documents my expressions by photos and let me spend time with the printes to help me see myself, care about,worry, celebrate, heal, talk to myself….your capture on my totaly trust on my sistha hands help me apreciate more and more how much emotional confort she gives me-love what i mean! and beside all conflits i may being going, i am a perso of peace! and this is good to have is good to share!!!!
i am looking forward to showing you oakland, ca.
all my love,
axe, namaste, odara!!!!!
vera eyes is an invitation to see inside of ourselves….now i m very confuse, who will be the front cover of your first book?!!!!
Hi Paul, just changed jobs so I’m starting to settle in now and catch up on what I’ve missed over that last few days – but I had to let you know I think that first shot is just gorgeous, with the way you’ve filled the frame – it just shouts ‘happiness’!
The top photo is just marvelously content!