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Posted by M.R.N. on February 16, 2012
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James said
Wonderful technique, I truly favour the quieter , portrait type images…or solitary figure compositions as the stronger overall images (for me).
Interesting how our personal preferences even in life carry over in our images, and the ones we gravitate to.
My most favourite is her self portrait…wonderful.
Messylina said
Fascinating artist. Thanks for presenting her here.
Bruce said
The Cycle of Life series is remarkable, particularly Old Age as frozen Water, slowly melting away. This one affected me strongly. Sad.