Emily said: | I'm not certain about Leslie's photograph. It seems to me that what | was really going on there was right behind her, where the girl on the | right is sort of flirting with the boy on the left, behind the boy | who's in focus. | | I'm not talking about what was really going on for Leslie, I'm | talking about what a journalist would notice was REALLY going on | there. | | So I'm wondering, Leslie, did you also take photographs of those two | kids smiling and laughing? reference: http://www.rit.edu/~andpph/gallery/spurlock.html Laughing? Smiling? Flirting? I don't see any of those. There are at least as many clues in the faces for a totally opposite analysis. In my mind there are more clues for sadness. Look above the eyes at the patches of darkness. Look at the turn of the lips. When Leslie said you could see the sadness even in the smiles, I suspect she was correct. I think she captured the real story in this image. pax rand
