Does anyone else see a face in the circular reflection on the dashboard of the moped? It's the first thing I saw and thought maybe you had cleverly had Stephane's image reflected in the shot.
Joseph, I hadn't noticed it before but it really does look like someone's face in the speedometer. Your comment made Stephane and me laugh because the reality is that I go to great lengths to keep him out of the photos, but he always seems to jump in the picture right when I'm ready to press the button on the camera Then I tell him to move out of the way and everyone wonders why I'm being so mean to him. Poor guy! So, no - it's not his image.
I used to walk into group photos at tourist sites just for the fun of it, or sometimes into stranger's photos and pose as if I'm really a part of the picture. Usually it's a man taking a picture of his wife or mother, and I would stand just slightly behind her--the men always thought it was funny. I haven't done that in a while.
So you're the man who is in all of the photos that we took in Chicago. We've been trying to figure it out for years!
I'm sure that I appear in quite a few pics of Paris. Walking down the street in front of a famous monument is like walking the red carpet. There are always so many people taking pictures that it's not possible to stop for all of them because I would never be able to get anywhere. I may have to start striking different poses and having some fun with it. Thanks for the tip!
Does anyone else see a face in the circular reflection on the dashboard of the moped? It's the first thing I saw and thought maybe you had cleverly had Stephane's image reflected in the shot.
ReplyDeleteJoseph, I hadn't noticed it before but it really does look like someone's face in the speedometer. Your comment made Stephane and me laugh because the reality is that I go to great lengths to keep him out of the photos, but he always seems to jump in the picture right when I'm ready to press the button on the camera Then I tell him to move out of the way and everyone wonders why I'm being so mean to him. Poor guy! So, no - it's not his image.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you see it too.
ReplyDeleteI used to walk into group photos at tourist sites just for the fun of it, or sometimes into stranger's photos and pose as if I'm really a part of the picture. Usually it's a man taking a picture of his wife or mother, and I would stand just slightly behind her--the men always thought it was funny. I haven't done that in a while.
So you're the man who is in all of the photos that we took in Chicago. We've been trying to figure it out for years!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure that I appear in quite a few pics of Paris. Walking down the street in front of a famous monument is like walking the red carpet. There are always so many people taking pictures that it's not possible to stop for all of them because I would never be able to get anywhere. I may have to start striking different poses and having some fun with it. Thanks for the tip!