By Lucile de Godoy
There are no better photos to share when challenged to point my camera at someone who makes me smile. Meet Beatriz in color and monochrome. In real life, she is an ode to happiness. WP Photo Challenge, April 4th – Smile Some photos made with an iPhone8 plus.
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The last WP Photo Challenge of the year, led by editor Ben Huberman, inspires us to celebrate the end of the year sharing the most meaningful photo we’ve taken in 2017. My featured photo is my absolute favourite and it means a lot in many ways. It is the first time I post it.
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This week’s photo challenge asks for a cheeky image. When I was photographing the father of my friend Christel back in July, he was intrigued by the number of clicks he heard. That’s when I got this adorably cheeky expression.
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At the end of the ‘Everyday Inspiration” course, as a wrap-up, I could choose to revisit a previous assignment. On Day Fifteen, the prompt’s idea should have come from one of my readers.
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I saw this woman sitting on a bench, staring at the wall of a shop. Lost in thoughts. My first reaction was to admire her beautiful face, and for that, I wanted to make a gorgeous portrait. As always, I tried to make eye contact to ask if I could make the photo. No reaction. […]
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This photo keeps me coming back to it, whenever I have to select my preferred ones. This girl is captivating and I hope to have the opportunity to shoot her for many years, although we live in different continents. Here are two more posts with her photos: When I see you. The hundred percent love
Read More“Thinking ’bout the time that passed in my life Wondering where did it all go Thinking ’bout the memories that I’ve left behind Wondering if there’ll be much more…”
Read MoreI went to London last Friday for a business meeting. I flew early in the morning, and took the tube to arrive timely at my destination. As I readied to read my business papers, I noticed a woman, who sat around 3 meters away from me. She seemed lost in her thoughts, or perhaps sad, […]
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