We’re here in Memphis! Having arrived around 3pm their time, my friend Cindy and I checked into our room and then went “Walkin’ in Memphis”. Come along to see what we saw…
The trolleys are really cute! We’re going for a ride on one today.
Here’s Cindy yakking on the phone…
As you know, I love taking photos of people. It makes them feel special and they usually light up! Even if I don’t ask permission, they notice me and smile…
I took a photo of a group of guys approaching us and told the guy with the camera he should take a photo of me taking a photo of him. When I asked the guy with the striped shirt on if I could take his photo, he got a little smile on his face, but then it disappeared before I could capture it. I think he may be homeless because at breakfast this morning, I noticed him sitting outside on the same bench with the same clothes on.
We sat on a bench and listened to this band play. I even danced to a couple of songs.
Everybody was having a great time groovin’ to the tunes!
Here’s Beale Street. Very colorful and full of life!
Love his smile and the colors in this photo.
This guy reminds me of someone back in the 40’s or 50’s.
Here’s me…
Loving Beale Street!
Dusk is approaching…
Why do I like to photograph policemen?
We’re off to explore…hope your Monday is great!
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These pics remind me so much of New Orleans!
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I’ve been to New Orleans a few times, but not since the 80’s.
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You should most definitely go again, soon!
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I love your people photos …. I’m so bad on taking photos of people … amazing charters you have caught. I thought that you asked them … I don’t like to do it, because I don’t like when others do it to me.
Amazing post .. happy and colorful …
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Sorry, again .. my swenglish – characters, it should be .. and I posted before spell check.
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I like that…”swenglish”!
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You’re so sweet *smile
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I ask some of the time…and sometimes I don’t. Anyway…people almost always love it. Thanks!
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Okay, I have to start .. taking people shots too – a bit feed up with flowers and nice buildings.
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🙂
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This was a lot of fun! I have never been to Memphis but these photos make me wish I had.
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You would love it!
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This looks like a place that is just a buzz with life… lovely share … so colourful…
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Thanks Rob!
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It looks like a great city to visit!
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We’re having fun!
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Beautiful shots of the city. Love the portraits too.
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Thank you!
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Absolutely priceless photos!! I appreciate you sharing them. What fun!
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Thank you…so glad you enjoyed!
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You were really walking with your eyes wide open to see the building mirrored in the puddle. Excellent picture!
Best regards from southern Texas,
Pit
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Hi Pit…Thanks…I usually am quite observant. Best regards from Memphis! ~Sherry~
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Great people pictures.
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Thanks Anneli!
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One more note, the awesome lady in blue coming out of the Bodaga! (left in bike police pic.) Yeah…In the Summertime!
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I didn’t even notice her. Too funny!
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The new camera must obeying you’re commands well. I love the images, and am intrigued by your nice management of depth of field. The whole of subjects (people mostly) are sharply focused despite their depth dimension, while the backgrounds soften to add the wonderful illusion of place. -:)
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Thank you. I’m loving it (my camera).
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A fun place I haven’t visited …. I want their bbq!
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I had some last night…it was yummy.
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Excellent photography! Capturing real people in their real lives. Looks like a fun place to be. You look awesome too! 😉
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Thanks John. You’re such a nice man!
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