The liberated, sensual curve suggested by the possibilities of new technology yet so often recalled in venerable old baroque churches.
Although it's not a wet and eager Bo Derek slowly emerging from the surf in a one piece and simply dripping with charm, I firmly believe that the above glamour shot of Ezra is very much worthy of a 10.
You see, it's already Theme Thursday again, and this week's challenge was the word TEN.
In the spirit of the motion picture about a horny middle-aged man from 1979, Ezra and I decided to do a photo shoot in a style that I like to call "late-70s Playboy". Customarily, this would involve an interior shoot on carpet, with broken sunlight swathed across a curvaceous brunette wearing little more than a smile and a strategically placed prop. Whether or not you have Brian Ferry records gently crooning off in the corner is entirely up to you.
In the interest of good taste though, coupled with the fact that I am certain that Jennifer would refuse (and probably storm off), I decided stick on some Roxy Music and go with a [somewhat] dressed and slightly less curvilinear – but no less attractive – baby.
This I present to you my very own perfect TEN, Ezra.
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Lucky lads, lucky jen!
your writings are a different matter altogether... u are a master with forming a connect between things that on the surface would seen absolutely unconnected. Kudos. :-)
You are spot on to say that Ez is a perfect 10 :D
I love the "shooot" done in the stylized 70's genre. Great post as usual. Hugs to kiddies.
The look on Ez's face is that of someone who wouldn't care any lesser. That goes with the whole idea of the glamourous photo shoot, i guess...
And yes, the pic is successful, never mind the little less curvilinearity (hope I wrote it right?)
The picture of him is so cute. I love the pictures of babies and when they reach the terrible two's, just remember that someday they will be in the Tweens and then the Teens. This is the best time to enjoy them. You will someday look fondly back upon getting up at 2 am and wish those days were back. Good news is they then become adults and you will know them again. My youngest will be 32 this year. Oh, I cannot believe how time flies. This picture will someday be a treasure.
God bless.
Peace
xoxo
the play of shadow and light accentuates the beauty of the pic!