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Weekly Contest #341
I saw her passing through passport control ahead of me in the queue. I recognized her immediately: a short brunette with a snub nose and a kind of arrogance, a know-it-all attitude in the way she talks to the people around her. She was accompanied by her cousins, one of whom I also knew from back when we were dating.I don’t really know whether noticing someone before they notice you is an advantage or not. It seems to give you the upper hand because you have the time to look at them, see how they’ve changed, and guess what their life is like...
Weekly Contest #258
Louis Daguerre started as a painter who was capable of making portraits, as real as a mirror’s reflection. He wasn’t very successful though, because at his time nobody wanted mirror-like representation of themselves. People wanted portraits made by creative artists who could make them look younger, happier and just a little bit more handsome. So, the successful portrait makers were the ones who could do just that- not showing the reality as it was but concealing it. Knowing that wasn’t enough for Louis to do as the others. His intention for ...
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