Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2002/03/14
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BD wrote:
> I have to say that when I saw the two images I really wondered - and still
> do wonder - if it is the same woman.
Oh, it's definitely her, I laughed out loud at the scans they did of her
eyes, I wouldn't have thought there needed to be scientific veracity on
that, but there you go.
Try looking at a photograph of yourself between the ages of 12 to say 20, or
even sometimes 25, and see if you look like the same person. I see my folks
at least once a year, when they came to stay in December, my father opined
"When did your nose get so big?" I can't remember when, but he's right, it
has, and when I look in the mirror or see photos of a couple of years ago,
the contrast is a bit frightening.
Um, her eyes are green on my monitor.
Cheers,
Gary
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Gary Elshaw
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