We often take photographs of perfect strangers.
Go to your photo library take the first picture you come to with a stranger in the frame and tell their story.
ON THE RIVER MERSEY WATERFRONT, LIVERPOOL
by John Yeo
Go to your photo library take the first picture you come to with a stranger in the frame and tell their story.
ON THE RIVER MERSEY WATERFRONT, LIVERPOOL
by John Yeo
This photograph of the waterfront of the River Mersey shows the famous Three Graces, three beautiful buildings . On the left is the famous Liver building, home of the Royal Liver assurance group. Liver refers to the two liver birds perched on each end of the building. Rumour has it that if one of the liver birds ever flies away, Liverpool would no longer exist. The other two architectural “Graces” are the Cunard buildings and the wonderful Port of Liverpool building.
I snapped this picture using my iPad when Margaret and I took a short train ride from Manchester, when we were visiting our daughter Helen, in May.
On the edges of the view of the buildings there are quite a few strangers bustling around the waterfront.
Take the four young women in the foreground, they look like office workers on a lunch break, rushing back to work. They could be four friends on a visit to the city of Liverpool chasing the past and searching for memorabilia of the famous rock and roll stars to take home for their parents.
The interesting young lady with a shoulder bag in the front of the picture is going to be the subject of my story. I will call her Marina, a very well liked person, out for lunch, with her three friends, all students from Liverpool University. Marina is studying History with a view to becoming a teacher , she is in her final year and is fascinated by the architectural wonders around the waterfront. Enjoying the company, the sunshine, a wonderful lunch with her friends, Marina is well aware that her student days are ending and the harsh stressful reality of teaching in a modern school, will soon set in.
Then the winning lottery ticket was purchased and her life did alter. ~~~
I snapped this picture using my iPad when Margaret and I took a short train ride from Manchester, when we were visiting our daughter Helen, in May.
On the edges of the view of the buildings there are quite a few strangers bustling around the waterfront.
Take the four young women in the foreground, they look like office workers on a lunch break, rushing back to work. They could be four friends on a visit to the city of Liverpool chasing the past and searching for memorabilia of the famous rock and roll stars to take home for their parents.
The interesting young lady with a shoulder bag in the front of the picture is going to be the subject of my story. I will call her Marina, a very well liked person, out for lunch, with her three friends, all students from Liverpool University. Marina is studying History with a view to becoming a teacher , she is in her final year and is fascinated by the architectural wonders around the waterfront. Enjoying the company, the sunshine, a wonderful lunch with her friends, Marina is well aware that her student days are ending and the harsh stressful reality of teaching in a modern school, will soon set in.
Then the winning lottery ticket was purchased and her life did alter. ~~~
Copyright © Written by John Yeo All rights reserved
RSS Feed
