"Blue" girl happy, a photo from Agadez, East

Photographer's Note

Same girl as yesterday - today wit a little bit on sunshine on her face... and of course - the smile. In the background some Tuareg family members are making fire.

She's Tuareg from a small, isolated village in Air Mountains, north Niger.

In 'WORKSHOP' I've included (better?) version of her smile. Which one do you prefer?

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mark88 (2) 2005-03-17 9:07 [Comment]

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clodreno (0) 2005-03-17 10:56

I kind of like her face, but in that case I think the compo would be better centered...What do you think?

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kdien (9367) 2005-03-17 15:08

A jednak siê nie myli³em, jest te¿ u¶miech. Piêkny portrecik. Pozdrawiam

jdurbas (69) 2005-03-17 17:20

³adne, radosne, twarz dziewczynki a¿ pa³a optymizmem :O)

gaby (19819) 2005-03-18 3:17

Very nice portrait - wonderful smile
Thanks
Gaby

eleparc (24063) 2005-03-18 16:03

i love the wind in her hair! and this smile is really communicative... it made me smile too! excellent compo!
Eric

i quite like the other muted smile too but this one is more frank IMO!

Galmeida (12559) 2005-04-12 17:20

Sorry and delay, but is a after your introduction to a great and nice comment that you did to my presentation and simbolic picture to Pope, and as many good TE members that have a great work, I will see your work because I sincerely didn't knew, and your observation was great and with great insight. Your comment a approach, and my reply is your particular work that is very good. So thanks and wellcomed to TE and to my vision and work. I know as a Ex-Portuguese Guinea, and a Marroco, Senegal tourist and visitor, some part of AFRICA some years ago. I really think that your work is A GREAT Contribution and a excelent way to show to TE and their members the eyes you view and capture different cultures in a similar way, but in geographical different culture. Thanks for your comnents and my respect to Pope, and your contribution.

Here, I say that you have a great way to show to others another important ways of communicate and show the complementary African world, simple and beautiful, like my interior posts of my country that nobody knows.

It's my critique and I will mantain this way. I like the way you post and my modesty to you but also my value to you!

Thanks and regards.
Fernando.