The Village Wedding - 25 - the pose
Not long now and the wedding party will take off for Cap d'Ail where the main reception will take place. This lady leans against the wedding car. I wonder what she's thinking? It's not 'maybe it'll be my turn next' as she is already married.
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I do wonder what is going through her mind. She maybe looks a little troubled?
elle attend son mariage et attend que son prince charmant se montre a elle.
She is waiting for someone to replace the empty champagne flute next to the tire, with a full one for her hand...
Teri, well spotted. That champagne flute is in for a crash unless someone sees it. Who the hell would have put it there?
As for the lady, I'd say waiting for someone and ten thousand thoughts in a minute crossing her mind.
Jilly, this is a classic. How do you do it? Telephoto, must be. I love this shot.
Perhaps she knows something about the groom that the bride doesn't know.
looks like someone not easily messed about
She thinking, "Dang it, I look good in this dress but my feet are killing me!"-- with a French accent, of course.
Oh my goodness to be young again and not married would make this saucy lady a contender.
She knows her silver and grays with touches of yellow look completely fabulous against the silver car!
She's thinking: "The woman in the dress shop told me this was a one-off. What's that woman doing wearing MY dress".
I don't think she like what she is witnessing Jilly. This is a great shot.
haha, people can be so funny in candids.
LOL I saw that champaigne flute and thought the same thing as nathalie: why would anyone have put it there?!
I bet you she's thinking, "I really just need to get out of here like now!. I will never, ever, EVER wear these shoes on these cobblestone streets ever again! Where the hell is my damn husband!!!"
I love her outfit though ;-) She has the perfect body for that dress.
Love everyone's comments. I am fascinated about all the decorations on the car. Much more chic that tin cans tied to the bumper. Are the flowers tied on as well? Only in France.....
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