“It was almost a form of happiness” – Under the Sign of the Moon by Tessa Hadley
2 thoughts on “It was almost a form of happiness”
Two kinds of happiness really. The solitary fisherman looks totally content and the group is happily involved with each other. A bit of Henri Cartier-Bresson in that one.
Only Henri was not as shy as I am about photographing people ;-)
What I like about the photo – and of course is not seen in the small reduced web version – are the shades of gray …uuuuuuuuuuuuuh … shades of the colour that is nor black nor white .. don’t want the wrong visitors on my blog …. just replaced the “e” with an “a” …
Two kinds of happiness really. The solitary fisherman looks totally content and the group is happily involved with each other. A bit of Henri Cartier-Bresson in that one.
Only Henri was not as shy as I am about photographing people ;-)
What I like about the photo – and of course is not seen in the small reduced web version – are the shades of gray …uuuuuuuuuuuuuh … shades of the colour that is nor black nor white .. don’t want the wrong visitors on my blog …. just replaced the “e” with an “a” …