George King lll
Even his name is regal. George immediately caught my eye, sitting in the shade outside the Old State House in Hartford. Even without the uniform he had presence. Perfect posture, the seemingly stern face and sharp captivating eyes. There was an event going on so I introduced myself and asked him if the old ambulance was his. His pride was evident when describing the restoration of this 1916 Model T Ford up from an original chassi to reconstruct, with historic detail, an ambulance used in WWI; it is the only one of its kind in the US. I asked him his name and if it would be alright to photograph him. He promptly moved to rise from his chair to be next to his pride and joy - I stopped him a moment and captured a portrait there, then proceeded to follow him. Even though I loved the first portrait, this one I think really captured his essence. Thank you for being so gracious and accommodating George!
Hasselblad 500 c/m
100mm
Shutter 1/250
Ap: f16
ISO: 400
Even his name is regal. George immediately caught my eye, sitting in the shade outside the Old State House in Hartford. Even without the uniform he had presence. Perfect posture, the seemingly stern face and sharp captivating eyes. There was an event going on so I introduced myself and asked him if the old ambulance was his. His pride was evident when describing the restoration of this 1916 Model T Ford up from an original chassi to reconstruct, with historic detail, an ambulance used in WWI; it is the only one of its kind in the US. I asked him his name and if it would be alright to photograph him. He promptly moved to rise from his chair to be next to his pride and joy - I stopped him a moment and captured a portrait there, then proceeded to follow him. Even though I loved the first portrait, this one I think really captured his essence. Thank you for being so gracious and accommodating George!
Hasselblad 500 c/m
100mm
Shutter 1/250
Ap: f16
ISO: 400
George King lll
Even his name is regal. George immediately caught my eye, sitting in the shade outside the Old State House in Hartford. Even without the uniform he had presence. Perfect posture, the seemingly stern face and sharp captivating eyes. There was an event going on so I introduced myself and asked him if the old ambulance was his. His pride was evident when describing the restoration of this 1916 Model T Ford up from an original chassi to reconstruct, with historic detail, an ambulance used in WWI; it is the only one of its kind in the US. I asked him his name and if it would be alright to photograph him. He promptly moved to rise from his chair to be next to his pride and joy - I stopped him a moment and captured a portrait there, then proceeded to follow him. Even though I loved the first portrait, this one I think really captured his essence. Thank you for being so gracious and accommodating George!
Hasselblad 500 c/m
100mm
Shutter 1/250
Ap: f16
ISO: 400
Even his name is regal. George immediately caught my eye, sitting in the shade outside the Old State House in Hartford. Even without the uniform he had presence. Perfect posture, the seemingly stern face and sharp captivating eyes. There was an event going on so I introduced myself and asked him if the old ambulance was his. His pride was evident when describing the restoration of this 1916 Model T Ford up from an original chassi to reconstruct, with historic detail, an ambulance used in WWI; it is the only one of its kind in the US. I asked him his name and if it would be alright to photograph him. He promptly moved to rise from his chair to be next to his pride and joy - I stopped him a moment and captured a portrait there, then proceeded to follow him. Even though I loved the first portrait, this one I think really captured his essence. Thank you for being so gracious and accommodating George!
Hasselblad 500 c/m
100mm
Shutter 1/250
Ap: f16
ISO: 400