There is something to be said about those who work in construction.
1} That they’re hard workers.
2} They are typically well-built.
And 3….they have gorgeous hands?
I was back on-site at the Catalyst Lofts project in Downtown Hutch and must have watched him for a good 20 minutes as he finished cutting the concrete.
And when I started to say “you have absolutely the most beautiful hands for a …….”
I stopped and just took his photograph instead.
I wanted the shot to focus on his hands, arms and tattoos because they are all easy on the eye.
Take a look.
Course if I were his mother I’d have told him to go into another vocation like playing the piano professionally.
Bet he can reach an octave and a half.
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