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Greek woman

© David Wilkinson

Greek woman

Uploaded: July 22, 2004

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1/180 @ f5.6, ISO 100. 28 - 135 mm zoom at 105 mm. Travel magazines This woman was sitting on a wall in Santorini and we started talking. "Most tourists just walk past, we are invisable to them" - how can anyone walk past this face??. She was facinated by a digital camera and seeing a photograph at the time was wonderful and a lot of fun. Explaining the photo release in really awful greek was very interesting!

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Kellie B. Dore July 23, 2004

Wow... I wouldn't be able to walk past either. Interesting faces are the maps of interesting lives making for interesting people! What a fantastic photo and face!! Terrific job! #150666

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