Self-portrait with belly #8
Saturday, September 27, 2008
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4 comments:
You are an amazing photographer! And whatever it is you are reading to the up and coming baby, well, that's one fortunate child (if only my mother had been as wise. Listen, you seem to be a kind of soulmate, and I can tell you live in the Bay Area like me. Please check out some of my blogs... you might find something of interest there. Anyway, thanks for your great blog, and best wishes!
Simka - thank you, though I must say that I feel my deck, the light, the shadows, etc. are what 'make' the photos happen. I am just the operator who clicks the little button...
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