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There is something wonderful about the scowl on this women's face that no amount of traditional red garb could possibly hide. Titled "Two People from Peru," this shot comes to us compliments of Bajy. I hope the woman didn't beat him too badly after he stole her soul with this photograph.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Darren May 26th 2006 4:42PM
I believe that scowl says "hey, you disrespectful asshat, ask my permission before taken a photograph of me and my grandson".
Jocelyn May 26th 2006 9:51PM
Couldn't agree more that people should be respectful when taking photos of other people in another country. A man in Turkey turned around and walked away from a picture I was about to take, teaching me a great lesson in privacy. I've forever been more careful.
10 tips for blending in abroad....
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eva May 27th 2006 10:43AM
Oh please these people should be HAPPY to have their picture taken! It's probabely the only oportunity they will have to see a camera much less be in a photograph!
URSULA May 27th 2006 12:16PM
looking at her face she is not upset with the photographer as much as the fact she appears pregnant, and upset with her life in general. A veryunhappy woman you can see that in her face, but not necessarily because she had her picture taken by a stranger.
marcy May 27th 2006 3:50PM
Oh please these people should be HAPPY to have their picture taken! It's probabely the only oportunity they will have to see a camera much less be in a photograph!
PLEASE GIVE ME A BREAK....THESE PEOPLE SEE TOURIST ALL THE TIME A CAMERA IS NOTHING NEW TO THEM AND IS AN INVASTION OF PRIVACY JUST AS IT WOULD BE TO YOU.....YOU DONT NOT MAKE THEIR WORLD SPIN PEOPLE LIKE YOU IS WHY THEY HATE MOST TOURIST.....PEOPLE CAN BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO LET YOU TAKE THEIR PICTURE IF ASKED. I HAVE MEET SOME VERY WONDERFUL PEOPLE THIS WAY AND SHOWN PLACES THAT TOURIST KNEW NOTHING ABOUT AND TAKEN WONDERFUL PHOTOS AND SHARED A NICE TIME WITH LOCALS