Tuesday, 29 April 2008

Harpist


The harpist who played at yesterday's commemoration for workers who died at work or as a result of the hazards they encountered at work.
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  1. Anonymous29 April, 2008 19:15

    Workers who died at work?

    OK, I am a dunce this morning but that must mean something else that I don't understand.

    It has nothing to do with your photography skills, which are good and getting gooder by the day. This is a very nice portrait.

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  2. Sally29 April, 2008 20:44

    Abe - it means workers who died as a result of workplace injury or hazards in the workplace eg asbestosis, transport drivers, construction workers......any workplace related deaths.

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  3. Jilly29 April, 2008 20:53

    Oh Sally this is just beautiful. A beautiful photograph - a beautiful portrait of such a nice-looking lady. I love that expression. Adore the harp too!

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  4. Olivier29 April, 2008 21:54

    je ne connaissais pas cette commémoration. j'aime beaucoup ton portrait de l'harpiste

    I did not know this commemoration. I really like your portrait of the harpist

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  5. Olivier29 April, 2008 21:54

    je ne connaissais pas cette commémoration. j'aime beaucoup ton portrait de l'harpiste

    I did not know this commemoration. I really like your portrait of the harpist

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  6. Alex29 April, 2008 22:42

    A lovely harpist for a beutiful ceremony...

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  7. Kate30 April, 2008 05:37

    A Great portrait, Sally!!

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  8. Knoxville Girl30 April, 2008 13:29

    This is a lovely portrait - I like how you caught the wind gently moving wisps of her hair.

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  9. Profile Not Available01 May, 2008 22:10

    What an amazing expression...a Mona Lisa. Very beautiful portrait!

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