Bahnhofstrasse

June 1, 2008 10:17 AM | Related Categories: People

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Quelle force dans cet image < la contre plongée, la position des corps.
> déformation des volumes (cette jeune femme est certainement fluette en réalité)
> Foule en liesse, le peuple en mouvement. Très pub volontariste pour parti communiste de l'ancienne URSS ou de la Chine Populaire.
# Posted By cergie | 6/2/08 9:48 AM
Qu'est-ce que c'est "fluette"?

I really like this photo.
Did they know you were taking it?
Were you sneaking?
She's rool purdy.
# Posted By Freefalling | 6/2/08 10:33 AM
I repeat myself, but I really like when you make portraits!
# Posted By Peter | 6/2/08 1:01 PM
Cergie - some interesting comments. i think I know what you mean by the USSR/China connection - when propogandist art showed strong purposeful women. Indeed this young lady was "Fluette" - I'm not 100% sure but I think it just means slender. However I think she really was an "habitué" of Bahnhofstrasse, and not something more severe!
# Posted By richard | 6/2/08 7:03 PM
FF - fluette is I think "slender" although there may be some other connotations.

This was a sneaky shot-from-the-hip one
# Posted By richard | 6/2/08 7:04 PM
Because of the graininess it looks to me like a photo of a photo. What makes its charme are the hands, telling a story or two ...
# Posted By april | 6/13/08 4:24 PM
Considered that the ususl online dictionary I'm used to consult says that "slender" and "fluette" -in italian- have same meaning (so your translation from fremch to English is correct), this photo is plenty of appealing ;-)
# Posted By Fabrizio - ikol22 | 6/23/08 6:24 PM
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