Walking through the backstreets of an old part of town I came upon a wedding being photographed, I always like taking side shots of occasions like this, some of the official party looked like they had enough - like the flowergirl. They were all speaking Spanish, I thought they might have been tourists, but when I asked for permission to take a photograph someone answered in a broad Australian accent: 'Go for your life.'
Haste la vista, mate! Great shots.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. The same thing happened to me on Saturday.
ReplyDeleteAt the back of Susannah Place. I love that step, the old door and the choko vine.
ReplyDeletemucho grazias, amigo Bill
ReplyDeleteGreat minds think alike Steffe
Julie, well spotted, I didn't even notice the choko vine.
How fun! That first image is great, love how you captured the flowergirl with her fed-up expression!
ReplyDeleteTo answer your question, I know Dominic (from my post). Although I am considering participating in flickr's 100 Strangers project.
Small world. Julie recognised the location and I recognised the wedding party. I saw them getting out of a car at The Rocks on Saturday and noticed how alike the bride and her mother looked.
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Thanks T
ReplyDeleteJim, I didn't even notice, I will have to look at my photos more closely.
I was wondering why people would be having photos taken in the back street but now it has been revealed as the Rocks I understand.
ReplyDeleteI like the inclusion of the bored flower girl.
Keep up the great work Dad, beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a popular spot for photographers. It has that old world look about it. An instant studio.
ReplyDeleteI thought that looked like Susannah Place. What an unusual spot for wedding photos. I saw a wedding party from the roof of the Glenmore, wonder if it was them.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shot!
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