this dog is so cute,

And the face behind the dog is much more attractive

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this dog is so cute,

Good work, Colder98!

I don't see many portraits at this board. Anyhow, just want to share with y'all one of my favorite portraits by Richard Avedon, a legendary photographer who reinvented photographic portraiture.



Marilyn Monroe: New York City, 1957

"I think there is a great sadness to her. There was always this great contradiction between the sexual figure that men wanted her to be, and the poignancy of her own life―the sense of desperation, the sense of inadequacy.

She was the woman that all men wanted to help catch as she was falling. And I think that was a key to her success. And you can see it in photos like this. The sadness, the erosion, the face that exists behind the glamour that's on the screen."

CrystalClear, I like this too ...

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Marilyn Monroe: New York City, 1957

Juno,

I like it too However, how dare you put such a fuzzy photo at this board?! LM will kill you

How about our Sox Fans? Father and daughter in the rain! Support and patience are the virtues of Sox Fans.






最后进行编辑的是 Whitesand on 11/11/2004 08:16, 总计第 1 次编辑

[quote="Whitesand"]How about our Sox Fans? Father and daughter in the rain! Support and patience are the virtues of Sox Fans.



Now I get it! I was wondering why these fans have such a long face despite our win at the World Series. They are waiting to see their heroes. Vivian had the same expression on her when she couldn't see Johnny Damon's face at the Sox parade

Yes, those are the true fans waiting for the parade. Rain is nothing for them, everyone had a great time that day. Even Monkey had a good time.

[quote="CrystalClear"]

Whitesand 写到:

How about our Sox Fans? Father and daughter in the rain! Support and patience are the virtues of Sox Fans. Now I get it! I was wondering why these fans have such a long face despite our win at the World Series. They are waiting to see their heroes. Vivian had the same expression on her when she couldn't see Johnny Damon's face at the Sox parade

[quote="Crystalclear

I don't see many portraits at this board. Anyhow, just want to share with y'all one of my favorite portraits by Richard Avedon, a legendary photographer who reinvented photographic portraiture. [/quote]


I am very poor at the photography history and definitely need more reading. Thanks a lot for sharing.