~ Debra Messing
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9 comments:
love this,
Very cool picture. Sepia really shows off statues of any type well.
cool! for me when it comes to fashion, no one is a late bloomer :)
u may view mine if u have time
It is so interesting how the fashion of the times sends mixed messages to us today. Long curly hair, ruffled sleeves; but clearly male as he is wearing a reverend's frock coat. Interesting image.
Statues are made for be in sepia. Lovely. Thanks for sharing :-)
While Debra Messing might feel she was a late bloomer to fashion, Amelia Bloomer was at the forefront breaking down barriers.
As others have said - statues are great sepia subjects and this one is no exception.
Well done.
Round The Bend.
She looks of the era in sepia, Also looking a bit stern, but she seems very much alive in monochrome, the blast form the pasy, we might say...
love the quote with the picture of that wonderful little old lady. Love the nuance of the sepia treatment. If you want to wander down my road I’m home.
She looks strong! A great pic.
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