The rest of the story

We had lunch at our fave restaurant on Jerry’s birthday and as we were leaving our fave waitress/bartender called Jerry back so he could make a wish and blow out a birthday candle. I cropped her out of the photo and honestly I shouldn’t have! 😊 This for my extras album.

[katy]

You actually should have cropped her out so you could have that magnificent photo of just your husband but I am so glad that you included the one with her in the extra album as well

[Lin]

I like this one, too.

[Diana]

Lovely shot but I prefer Jerry on his own ;-)

[Lou Ann]

@grammyn @linnypinny @ludwigsdiana Thank you so much for your observations, this morning I was feeling like I should have posted this one because she gives the scene more interest, I’m so glad you agree with me cropping her out. 😊

[Ingrid]

I like this, but I like Jerry on his own better. Usually first instincts are best.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I think they both work- one is a nice picture of Jerry, the other a nice way to document the hospitality of the staff. So, it just depends on what you want the picture to do. They're both good.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Another beautiful shot - so nice to see that someone else is holding a candle for him !! :)

[Pat Knowles]

This is an interesting shot & I like the story but was good to have Jerry on his own too!

[Kate]

So thoughtful of the bartender but, like others, I like the version with just Jerry better.

[Carole Sandford]

Lovely shot!

[Lou Ann]

@ingrid01 @olivetreeann @beryl @happypat @k9photo @carole_sandford thank you so much. I’m glad you agree that the crop was best. @olivetreeann I kind of got caught up in thinking I needed her for scale, but that only applies in larger scenes I’m thinking.

[Babs]

Both pictures have their own interesting story. What a lovely thing for the waitress to do for his birthday.

[Valerie Chesney]

A lovely & thoughtful gesture..