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[Tom dinning]

I thought this was 'rough love'.
Still, it looks like she's had a rough life.
Once we have gone past our 'use by date' we become detritus for the next passer by or gain value at an óbject de art'.
Such is the nature of the beast.


_DSC2841 by Tom Dinning, on Flickr

 

[Asher Kelman]

I thought this was 'rough love'.
Still, it looks like she's had a rough life.
Once we have gone past our 'use by date' we become detritus for the next passer by or gain value at an óbject de art'.
Such is the nature of the beast.


_DSC2841 by Tom Dinning, on Flickr

I would love to see any more nice shots of this.

I like it a lot.

Asher

 

[Tom dinning]

I would love to see any more nice shots of this.

I like it a lot.

Asher

Just the one. You know how it is. I see something of interest, take a shot, move on. The story expands later or the photo attaches itself to a thought or vice versa. I liked the idea of a broken down old tart lying in the street with the rubbish. Her tits and bling added the icing to the cake. She's desperately hanging on to her dignity, like an old woman with just too much makeup for the occasion.

The more I look the more there is inside my head.

Otherwise it's just a snapshot.

No ladder was used in the recording of this picture. Neither were there old lenses, fancy sensors, exotic locations. Just me and the lady.

 

[Asher Kelman]

Glad you got the shot. It's like something from after an apocalypse!

Asher

 

[Michael Nagel]

Well spotted and the framing nails it.

No need for a series, this picture works well on its own.

Best regards,
Michael