Motel Dixie Highway Florida Early 90s

tender and compassionate, I will remember those eyes, that lighter and the marks. These shots are a remarkable memento, thank you Meir, thank you

The words of Giuseppe Pasquali are extremely correct... Best regards.

Giuseppe an Jose' thank you for coming and for leaving your comment. I appreciate.

this is a very strong and telling image. It is crude, but makes me feel sorry about this lady. Good picture, Mier. Regards.

"crude" is correct. Quality is so poor that I never showed this photo before anywhere. Almost 20 years have passed. If she is still alive what is happening now with her? What does she look like? I cannot imagine but it must be bad. I think she is not alive now.

Even what you call "quality is so poor" brings a lot emotion to this image. The sadness of this image is not only shown through this lady's appearance, but also through the image quality. Why did you say she probably is not alive? she had VIH. At least she looks mortally sick. Regards.

I did not say "she probably is not alive". I just think that she is not alive. She seems to have already about come to an end without any options. Once she cannot make money for a pimp then she is no use to anyone. I think maybe she died on the street or someone killed her. About HIV? I don't know.

7/7

Vladimir , thank you.

Outstanding report

Thank you for commmenting.

a rather desperate, affecting image. there's an almost wistful quality to the woman's gaze- yet it is such a stark portrait. sorrow & grit. also the bizarre sensation one has looking at a photograph, stepping abruptly into a recorded moment, devoid of real context. there is always a distance with the sort of image that adopt a sort of documentary position - one somehow feels it necessary to look & see such scenes. & at the same time it feels intrusive, the subject rendered rather helpless before the camera lens.

Billy; thank you for commenting.