I just found this interesting. I tried to recapture some of the warmth of those old pictures you see from back in the sixties. The color is a little faded. It's all narrow, soft-focus. Everyone is smiling. This is my aunt Rita and my uncle Eulice by the way, at our family reunion in June of this year. This and all my other reunion shots are now available on flickr. I decided I needed a place to just archive everything, and since I'm already paying for flickr... I just recently decided to link it form here. I hope you like the link. I know it may slow the page load down a little. Recently I've begun creating snapshots, of which this is one. They're not what I consider (with some exceptions) to have a lot of artistic merit; they just chronicle things that I want to share (or that have been requested that I share). By the way, among them are a great number of close-ups of people. Generally when I take a close-up shot, especially when it's not a posed shot (and it has to conform to some insane framing standard like 4X6), I like to focus on the facial expression, and often crop the picture below the top of the head. Someone recently told me they find this disturbing. Anyone care to weigh in on this issue? By the way, the link over there to flickr seems to be showing my most recent uploads, which were all framed as snapshots at 4X6, either vertical or horizontal, so showing them in little squares is a little non-fortuitous.