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A woman in a small willage outside of Yangshuo China.

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Anonymous said...: Great face, what a portrait!; 7:51 PM
Howard said...: I don't see the same thing that Miles sees. I see a person without hope of what ever future she has left..; 8:14 PM
Joshua said...: Way to cheer us up, howard. As art, this is a great portrait. I'm not going to conjecture as to whether this woman is fulfilled or not based on a close-up of her face.

How much hope is in your eyes?; 9:11 PM
Howard said...: Hey! I'm not knocking the photography..It's Great, and there is plenty of hope in my eyes if I can just get them open every morning.; 1:11 AM
BorisEarTh said...: Wonderful shot. I bet she's seen a few things in her time.; 3:44 AM
btezra said...: ~simply...fantastic character portrait...wish it were mine~; 6:15 PM
avgvstvs said...: Jeez, I die of envy, great work; 6:08 PM