This shop set up tables outside with scarves, gloves and other things and they were nice enough to hang a mirror in case you want to try something on, or in my case, capture some reflections.
Have a great weekend!
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A Reflection = An image given back by a reflecting surface.
I like your sharp focus on this woman's expressive face.
ReplyDeletea great shot of a sweet lady!
ReplyDeleteWas this picture taken on the stand on the woman smiling a lot that you presented two weeks ago ? Anyway this customer looks quite happy with her futur white scarf !
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week-end, James...
I LOVE New Hope - My uncle had a shop there years ago! And I love this sweet face...I hope I age as gracefully!
ReplyDeleteIt came out a beautiful portrait.
ReplyDeleteMay there always be mirrors!
Took me a while James, she looks a little 'disembodied' :) Well captured indeed!
ReplyDeleteshe looks as if she's found a bargain
ReplyDeletePerfect focus, - great reflections!
ReplyDeleteThat is a happy shopper and a terrific capture as always, James!! I do hope you have a wonderful weekend!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant James!
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend! ;-)
Your subject is extremely focused on the business of selecting a scarf! Very effective depth of field for the composition. I used to love visiting New Hope.
ReplyDeleteA great shot!Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteI always like your reflections, but I especially enjoy the ones where you capture people. This one is fun!
ReplyDeleteWonderful portrait and I do love it in color. I have a special reflection taken just for you on my blog today.
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie
Great reflected portrait! Looks like it was a godd day to have a scarf.
ReplyDeleteShe looks happy with her find!
ReplyDeleteI didn't that New Hope was in fact the actual name of a city... That why I thought it was taken on the same stand... And I thought that New Hope was a title for the scarf, in fact... I'm so silly... And a bit confused, too ^^
ReplyDeleteThanks for correcting me, James. :)
her countenance makes me think that she is a sweetheart of a woman! how thoughtful of the shop to provide a mirror.
ReplyDeleteBon anniversaire James !
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful clear reflection!
ReplyDeleteThere is no better time than the present to unwrap your own gift...Excellent shot...
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday James...
ReplyDeleteFor a mirror shot, it was so clear with the lady looking at her scarf.
ReplyDeleteOne of my pet peeves - never buy anything before I've seen it on me, lol! Endearing to see the joy of this lady in the mirror:)
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever...I never would have thought to do this!...:)JP
ReplyDeletesuch a delightful and delighted expression! I remember New Hope well, from childhood and the many gigs my husband played at Havanna's many moons ago:-)
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your shot very much, James. Now I'll try to find one to post.
ReplyDeleteThanks for keeping up Weekend Reflections!
K
I think this is one of your best shots James!!! Love her expression!!!
ReplyDeleteGenial, toll gemacht.
ReplyDeleteHerzlichen Gruß
Jutta
A beautiful portrait and reflection of the old lady.
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteIci, pas d'écharpe possible...
ReplyDeleteTout s'envole !
Biz
Nice scarf, but I really like the hat.
ReplyDeleteHow long ago did you live in Texas? The pelicans were not always so plentiful, but they have made a comeback. They were even removed from the endangered list.
J'aime beaucoup le visage de cette femme qui a l'air ravi de choisir ainsi son écharpe.
ReplyDeletebon week end,
Ava
A belated Happy Birthday James. See... that stretched it out a wee bit longer :)
ReplyDeleteLove that face! Very interesting.
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