Restoration

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 i am fortunate, as a learning photographer, to have a beautiful wife who is accustomed to the other side of a camera.  subtly, or not, depending on the moment, she conveys any number of emotions, states (except Indiana), and graces that have no part in me.

as photogenic as i am not, she is...and so i can create art while she becomes it, and both of us connect to the Creator in the process.

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