A student photographer from the University of Hartford's Art School was using an old 4" x 5" large format camera to take pictures of Tracy at the gazebo in Elizabeth Park. It seemed like a shame to waste the opportunity to photograph a beautiful model when the student photographer was doing something else..
25 comments:
Very clever of you.
Nice shots Jack!
You are very talented, beautiful portraits! She is adorable!
Léia
Gosh it's not often you put up a b&w shot Jack, this is a wonderful portrait , million dollar smile.
A very elegant woman. Great portrait Jack. :)
She looks like she is enjoying the photo shoot.
Portraits in black and white? Fabulous!!! This one is great and you can see how well the b/w does in your first shot. You rock!
Bises,
Genie
She certainly has a beautiful smile!
Smart move on your part! Take advantage of a willing a beautiful model when you get the chance.
Terrific portrait! (And I hope you took a shot of the photographer too.)
Very pretty. I like the color shot the best with all the Fall colors with the pretty model.
You are the clever one, Jack!! And what a beautiful smile on a lovely lady's face!! Wonderful captures!!
She looks like such a happy person!
Never waste a photo op!
How nice she agreed to pose for you! Tracy has a gorgeous smile.
Lovely strong face - you find some great models, Jack.
Nice portrait, Jack. I call this stealing a shot.
Fantastic smile and great portraits! Glad you took the chance, Jack.
She's lovely. I really like the b&w shot.
Looks like she was quite happy to pose for another photographer. Love the b & w shot.
Great shots, Jack, of a beautiful woman.
Great B&W portrait :)
Opportunity only knocks once so you were smart and clever to use this photographic opportunity.
That is one great portrait Jack and the BW is just perfect. I have only one thing to say:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4BWhvIlFVE
Cheeky Jack. Advice to student photographers: never leave your model unattended !
Great model and great shots!
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