These two boys were somehow sharing one rod peacefully. I was impressed, even though they are both looking away from their line!Rachel, the daughter of my soul-cousin, is a gifted cellist and was kind enough to let me photograph her at Hart House while she played Bach. It was heavenly.We ran into these two on a bridge in high summer. The rest of the wedding party was being photographed so I got permission and snapped the reference for this. Sunshine on little girls in tulle!Our beloved Skye Terrier. R.I.P., Jewell.Jon took the picture of me — hence the title because his image appears in the lenses, though distorted. And my hair is considerably longer now.During a lull in a big wedding reception, this little gal strolled out and gracefully arranged her layers of tulle on the parquet dance floor. I was tempted to call it “The Dying Swan” because she had a dancer’s grace.This wee fawn was crouched in the forest, perfectly obeying mother’s orders to stay still.Jon had his outdoor clothes on and was waiting for me. The situation was so unusual I think he fell asleep with his eyes open.If you recognize these kids, tell me. The photo was taken at Lobies Park in 2012 when they stopped studying a crayfish long enough to give me permission to take the shot.
Gallery of Portraits by Z’Anne
Supporting arts and culture in the Saugeen Watershed.