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Surreal, and totally pulls me into the details.
Thank you very much, Sally!
Klasse!
Danke!
Fantastic image !
Danke, David.
Oh. So cool… I love that contrast. It brings so much life into this image…
Thank you, Rajiv.
When I transferred the woman from Paris to Hasankeyf I thought the pink has to come out very strong to show the contrast of the two worlds.
To me, this image captures the psychological state of a shopper on the hunt: x-ray vision, searching, single-minded.
Yes, this is how shoppers usually are…
…and why I transferred her to a place where she probably wound’t find what she is looking for. 🙂
Exquisite!
Thank you!
Thank you for visiting ! 🙂
Regards,
Aliosa.
Thank you as well.
Greetings,
rabirius.
beautiful place!!! Romania is magic!!!! That is my next trip, maybe next year, greetings from Poland. Wanda
Yes, I believe so.
I really need to travel through Eastern Europe more – there are so many beautiful places to discover…
…and they are nearly in front of my door 🙂
And still she walks with purpose!
Surly…
…when shopping-mania sets in, she is unstoppable 🙂
love this post! I have found as I’m experimenting with photography that images speak to me more. Truly wonderful!
Thank you very much, Hannah.
pink shopper in a black world of consumption, getting sucked into the black hole, I wonder what is on the other side? and you do you wonder what is on the other side rabirius?
Well, as I took the photo, I know what you can find at the end of the road: Actually, now there is a road block, but you can see the old road that leads to a castle.
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…and again!