I think I'll print a copy and carry it with me in case I see their happy faces again.
Daily Haiku
Shunned for centuries
Outcasts of society
Look at their smiles....
Impressions of Belgrade and Serbia and maybe photos from an in-country trip by a long-term ex-pat.
Well, not the entire roof. Just the back side, which is not visible here. Every year I make a gingerbread house. Notice I said 'made,...
8 comments:
Definitely a beautiful shot!
A terrific portrait shot!
Superbe photo.
Sujet un peu delicat en France en ce moment.
Ils sont sympa, en France c'est plustot ne me prend pas en photo sinon....
All smiles. Very cool, my friend. I've often found that people love to have their pictures taken. A few not so much. Usually I shoot and ask forgiveness - ready to run, of course!
What a great portrait! Hope you do encounter them again. I immediately thought of a film I saw (and loved) in Paris in 1967: I Even Met Happy Gypsies. The original title (which is in Serbian, so I'm thinking you may have seen it too) means The Feather Gatherers.
Shunned and suffered a great deal during WWII and the Holocaust. These two have the dark handsomeness I always associate with their ethnic group.
Amazing how happy they appear to be!
Post a Comment