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Through the Lens
Name: Adrian Clark
Height: 6 foot
Age: 46
Build: broad, stocky, a former amateur rugby player he still exercised on his bike mostly but middle age spread was gaining momentum on him.
Hair: Dark, partially bald
Eyes: Sea blue
Adrian walked out of the kitchen, carrying the drinks for his guests. It was Boxing day, and the traditional Christmas social. He and his wife Jane lived on a small close of 8 houses in suburbia, a few miles from the heart of the state capital, and fortunately, all of the residents clicked to a greater or lesser extent, and so a sense of a local community ensured. Each year, someone would open their house boxing day and this year it was their turn to be the hosts; His long-standing wife Jane, and himself. They had no children. Whilst neither of them was religious, if they were unable to have children, it was nature’s way, and so why fight it.
On the floor under the Christmas tree was the pile of opened presents, yet to be sold on eBay or stored around the house. His own presents included a new lens for his Nikon DSLR; an 85 mm portraiture lens and a couple of photography books, the theme of the books was portraiture. The books had various themes, a couple were on portraiture work, whilst the third book was a book on ‘how to pose’. The final books were on lighting techniques, and a book his brother in law got him, a cheeky small book on ‘Boudoir Photography’ bought as a ‘silly present.'
Adrian was a keen amateur photographer having started with film in his mid-teens. But as he got older, and the cost of film developing rose, he ended up taking a break. But with the development of digital SLRs in 2002 or so, his interest in photography was re-kindled when he bought himself the Nikon D70, the first DSLR for the amateur. Since then he had developed a range of cameras and lenses but most of his work was landscape based. But he wanted to learn, or more improve his portraiture work, to take photos of his nephew and nieces as they grew up, as well as friends. Even something a tad more daring such as ‘Boudoir’ though his wife Jane wasn’t comfortable in front of the lens; esp for some more risqué shots.
He approached the guests, as he offered them their drinks, offering Toni and her mother their drinks first, and then her husband his beer. They spoke briefly before he moved on as the doorbell rang. For the first couple of hours or so, the hose was rather busy as neighbours and a couple of their friends popped by to the open house, but by four, as the winter darkness settled down, there were only a few neighbours remaining. As he returned from the kitchen, he saw Toni sitting in the armchair next to teh Christmas tree, flicking through one of his photography books, ‘Outdoor and Street Portraiture’
She was in her mid-20s and had lived next door but one for almost two years; having moved in shortly after their wedding he understood. Since then they had become friends, sometimes going out as a foursome to dine or head off to the local hills for a Sunday afternoon walk.
He approached her…
“So did you get any good presents gorgeous?”