Try on the hat:
And take what I always think of as the Elvis Costello "My Aim Is True" pose.
April 24, 2007
Shopping with Chris.
Back on April 5, Chris and I went shopping on South Congress Street in Austin. It was that day we ate the calamari at Vespaio. I like the noir atmosphere in this shop:
Try on the hat:
And take what I always think of as the Elvis Costello "My Aim Is True" pose.
Try on the hat:
And take what I always think of as the Elvis Costello "My Aim Is True" pose.
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You have a handsome son Ann.
Why is his shirt a different color in the second photo? Is it some sort of photoshop filter, or was the light just wacky? Cool shots, though.
So cute. I'm in love.
I love seeing the pictures from time you spend with your sons. I find them very touching. Maybe it's because adult child/parent relationships are so much more voluntary than those of younger children.
I join Boston70's comment. Plus, that pic looks caught rather than posed, and those pics are always better.
I turned down the color saturation in the second picture. Just a matter of taste.
If Chris had a goatee, that hat would make him look like Leon Redbone!
You're a great photographer Ann. You shoulda gone to art school. ;)
Elvis had the serious pidgeon toe thing going, but I see what you mean!
Ann, you have just recently gotten to taking pictures, right?
Your pictures are actually really good.
Have you ever thought about showing them to a gallery around Madison?
Wouldn't it be kind of cool to have your own showing?
I would actually consider buying some of them. I especially like the Dartmouth and Austin pictures.
Boston70:
How do you define "recently"?
The pictures, the images, have been an intrinsic part of the experience (of whatever type) here, at least for me, for a long time--which long time, I think, is relatively close to the beginning, in blogtime.
Also, if you like Althouse's images--and, please, accept my apology in advance if I'm stating the obvious--click any one of them to be carried to Flickr. Click, and explore.
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