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  • Writer: Jane Rosemont
    Jane Rosemont
  • Apr 11
  • 1 min read

Updated: Apr 11

Nothing is more compelling to me, as a photographer, than the human species.

Not shy by nature, I am nevertheless hesitant to approach someone in a public place.

Any time I've not approached a fascinating person, I've regretted it. What is there to lose? They say "no" to me? So what?


Michael was gently placing succulents into planters at Sunport International Airport in Albuquerque. Oh, that mustache! Those gloved hands carefully cradling a prickly plant! What was he listening to on his ear buds?


He was eager to pose for me, and gave me his number so I could send him the image.

It took three weeks for him to respond saying he appreciated the photo and my attention.

Whenever I capture a face I feel honored to have met him or her. For a few seconds we don't care about who we voted for or if we like black jelly beans. We see each other.

Our lives are better off for a couple of minutes. It's worth the risk.


 
 
 

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