Love knows no Barriers

[ucci]

Hi all. Saw this pair beside the track near the house yard gate. They looked just like an old married couple, fully at ease, relaxing and content in each other's company. Who would of thought it of Kangaroos? Certainly not Mrs Ucci nor myself. Not a great shot technically. More a shot of something rarely, if ever, seen in their world. Hope this was of interest to some.
Thanks to those who took the time to stop by for a quick dekko.

[JamesScott86]

Beautiful for sure!

[rachel]

Much as I love playing with the camera and striving for technical perfection, most of my favourite photos are those which, while not being technically good shots, are photos which capture a moment. For me a picture doesn't need to be technically brilliant to evoke a feeling and if I had to choose between the two types, I'd go for the capture the moment picture every time.

[Shadowman]

Very nice.

[John 2]

Much as I love playing with the camera and striving for technical perfection, most of my favourite photos are those which, while not being technically good shots, are photos which capture a moment. For me a picture doesn't need to be technically brilliant to evoke a feeling and if I had to choose between the two types, I'd go for the capture the moment picture every time.

I would have to agree with that and that works here. Nice capture.

[IzzieK]

Like an old couple cozy with each other's company... beautiful moment indeed, Ken, or this Glenise's shot???

[Donald]

...or this Glenise's shot???

No, it's not good enough to be one of Glenise's pics!!

Lovely bit of documentary.

[ucci]

Thank you all for your rather nice feed back comments. And Donald, you are as perspicacious and keen eyed as ever. Damn you!