Quid Erat Demonstratum

attended a workshop with single light source

may I ask what is the translation of 'Quid Erat Demonstratum' - nice tones

I had to look it up to. It's apparently used at the end of mathematical equations (and others) and translates to "which was to be demonstrated", essentially closing the equation, having been proven or answered. 

Q.E.D.!

Karen,

  My Latin is weak but is not the phrase "quod erat demonstrandum"?  I understand that phrase to mean "that which is demonstrated."  Well I see that the model has close to that phrase on her arm, but I am a little lost as to what is meant by the photo.  It looks very dramatic with the lighting you have given it.

  When I see all these models with tattoos I think about how often fashion dictates a change of hair style, makeup and ( I guess clothing style does not enter here) other features of newness.  What are these models going to feel like some years down the line when they are stuck with the old marks on their skin?

  Jerry

Original! I like it!

Original pose and face expression!

Hi Karen! Long time to see or hear from! How are you? Great image... it elicit's all kinds of questions in the viewer's mind! Best regards, Michael

good

A most marvelous gesture and full confession, one that I shall use in the future. I love how the model has framed her face with her hands. Kudos to you both!
-r-