A photo is worth a thousand words, yet we are here to talk about them, how we make them, what we use to make them, and always how to make them better. It's all words, yet these are words with a purpose: understanding who makes the best equipment, those special moments that find us fully ready and aware, and how to best bring those things together.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
VPID 004
Aretha sings and you sway in time to the music. Your dress is vintage and your style shines beneath the studio lights of a small venue where your favorite performer, Rev. Billy, and crew, have given one of the great shows they're known for. The message: peace - through the act of backing away from consumerism is written across the entire room in the bountiful aftermath of performance. The crowd is still swarming and chatting, filled with residual energy. If only this energy might be harnessed, channeled and connected - it would solve the problem in one great spark. In your arms the baby sleeps. Her mouth has fallen open. Her small arms bounce gently with your motion. For her part she is the image of trust, and a center-point of joy in the room. You are happy just to have her in your arms; at having her gratefully surrendered to your keeping by her mother. The look on your face is a look of absolute contentment. The two of you entangled, as one, reveal a picture of bliss in a blissed out moment.
Labels:
Aretha Franklin,
baby,
consumerism,
mama,
Rev. Billy,
vintage
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