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Published: 2004-01-19 22:42:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 1937; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 437
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Prague. Cafe Gulu Gulu. It 's where we would go to journal to those back home. The walls there were painted by Miro.She wrote a postcard in the afternoon light. I wrote to someone I loved...and took this picture.
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This is just so absolutely beautiful. I love the way her face is so bright and clear though all around her is blurred. It's breathtaking.. and she is as well. I will have to check on your art often.
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So beautiful-- I feel redundant in my comments on your work because they always are saying how beautiful your art is but I cant help it because it IS 
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oh right on....thank you....
post it...i'd love to see it....
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You mean the wallpaper ? It's simply the photo on a black background... it looks great, believe me
Once again - good job mate !
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that's funny... i always wanted my name to be 'lydia' ... since i saw the fim 'beetlejuice' with winona ryder playing the goth character lydia... i fell in love with her 
she reminds me of another model of yours... [link] maybe it's only the angle
prague is one of the most beautiful places i've ever been
(a little explosion 
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I never thought about that....they are SUCH different people and those shots were seperated by years...Nataya is very intense and Lydia is just fun loving. I haven't seen her since Prague though we coresponded a number of times over the years. That time in Prague was one of the most magical of my life....I can't wait to return to that city....
oh and here....
because I live in California....
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funny that there is a connection nevertheless.... and even if it's only the angle and resemblance in a photo
please - if you should ever head for prague again tell me
it's not that far away from where i live
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Thats a beautiful picture, but why so sad? Or is it concentration I am seeing?
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ah...you know the answer to that....
the answer is simply 'yes'
(and thank you...)
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This is so beautiful, I love how you've edited it. It looks aged and worn. Timeless. She's writing a postcard...It looks as if she's trying to find the appropriate words. How does one convey emotions onto paper? With care. It looks like she's succeeding.
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Nothing special to say, just beautiful.
PS : your style is beautiful.
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though the image can speak for itself (and how strongly!), the comment... it's absolutely fantastic.
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I love the way in places it seems so deep and rich, and in others bleached and flat. Is this panchromatic film? Tri-X? Whichever way, another wonderful slice of emotion.
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Thank you! Tri-X in medium format...
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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh this is so beautiful. Her eyelashes came out so pretty.
My aunt just moved to LA, and whenever I go to visit her, I'm going to pay you to take some oilgraph portraits of me, okay?
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beautiful. youre picture is perfect, and the description makes me feel like i was there with you. its so sparse but its amazing. i love your style its very fresh and original. def another fav. keep them coming!
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beautiful portrait. I like the postwork. maybe the light stroke at the tip of her nose is a bit distracting. the angle and contrast work very well. especially the way you did the hair is great.
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thank you....and good point.
actually no post work...this is the shot...the texture is done on the print...
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That's bloody awesome.Woo for critiques like mine!
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Oh my god 
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