In a hundred years, who'll know -- I am a sucker for beauty. And as if to complement my squishy leanings,
The Guardian has published an excerpt of "An Atlas of Beauty: Women and Girls Around the World in Pictures" by Mihaela Noroc. I have been Jell-O-ized anew, but can't steal them all. Here are some.
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Ecuador:
More and more tribes of Amazonia are starting to adopt modern clothes
for everyday life. But they are still keeping their traditional clothes
for important events. I photographed this young woman in her wedding
outfit. | | | |
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Guatemala:
Maria sells vegetables in the market of her small town. She became shy as soon as she saw the camera. | | | | | |
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China:
Among the most graceful women I encountered, this Tibetan mother of two
in a rural village looked like this the moment she opened her door to
me. She had been cleaning her house, and yet she was wearing her
jewellery.
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