© 2014 Michael Fiveson
She was outside a restaurant trying to coax us in. I just wanted to get lost in her eyes and come out as a much younger man. That didn’t happen, but she did let me peek at her soul.
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superb lines…
eye watching the eye
i lost in those eye
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Me too! Thanks.
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You old goat!
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HA! You nailed that one, Susan.
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😀 😀
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Awww, very sweet.
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Thanks very much.
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Easy to get lost there, Mike….very nice.
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Hi Scott. Thanks. Some things never change, thank goodness.
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You’re welcome….and yes, indeed….thank goodness.
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Admiration of beauty, and wine, only get better with time. It seems 🙂
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Yes! That is so correct.
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The sort of eyes that could coax you almost anywhere
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I believe that is absolutely true.
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Lovely…..unexpected type of photo from you. If you figure out that time machine thing be sure and share 😆
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I am a big fan of lovely, so when I see it I shoot it. This particular kind of lovely is even an addiction for me. Always will be, which is a nice thing.
There was a time when I had a studio and was a portrait photographer and I do like to be versatile and flexible. Always good to hear from you Ingrid, and thanks.
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Sounds like they chose a suitable lady to stand outside to coax the customers in. A lovely portrait incidentally.
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Thanks Andy. You have a good eye.
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Eyes tells a story without words
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That’s for sure. Hi Marylou.
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Aw, so romantic and sweet, Dude!
Or, Way to go, Dirty Old Man!
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She is beautiful!!!
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HUGS!!! 🙂
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Let’s go with romantic and sweet. Old men never stop admiring, trust me. Thanks, eh.
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Yes, I know. And I’m glad.
BTW: Seasoned women never stop admiring younger men. 🙂
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I like that word, seasoned.
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She’s beautiful, Mike, and this is a beautiful capture. I could see how you might get lost in her eyes. 🙂
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Call me easy. Thanks Robin.
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There does seem to be something soulful about this girl, I bet she’d love to have a copy of your photo. I really admire how you captured that feeling too. I need to remember to get closer.
Nice thought on the youth thing, if you find something that works, do pass it on 😀
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Thanks. Yes, her eyes are a bit of a mystery still. I think they are green and have some older man’s reflection obscuring them some. I know a pretty face when I see one and I see them all the time, but maybe not with eyes and lips like Natalie.
Thanks for this thoughtful comment. Oh, and if I can figure out the youth thing, you will know, I promise 😉
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Mike, I completely understand your statement: “I just wanted to get lost in her eyes and come out as a much younger man.” As a woman of retirement age, I have felt the same sentiments … only looking into a young man’s eyes. Excellent shot, by the way.
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Thanks Mona. We get older but the passion still burns. I think that’s a damn good thing. You look really good, by the way.
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The eyes (and lips) are stunning … but I just love those freckles!
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Yes, those lips. Oh my oh my.
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Well said and done.
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Thanks for sure.
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We all look for that as we get older, don’t we. Getting old isn’t so bad. When you “can’t get lost in her eyes and come out as a much younger man”, you realize there are moments when life sucks.
Great portrait.
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Thanks John. I actually had low expectations going in so my disappointment was tempered by reality.
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Very beautiful!
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True that.
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