Thanks Ed. I reckon some of the previous comments are cruel & unkind. Whilst nearly nothing is known about this lady, she has presumably chosen over the past (+/-) 15 years not to have her hair cut and the world is a more gorgeous place for it.
The thought occurs to me of a photograph of this lady’s hair with her plait unbraided, where it would be even longer than it appears in the photograph. Ed – if you were ever to see this lady over again, perhaps you could encourage her to make a visit to a photographic studio for that purpose??
That’s an fascinating thought, and I’ll certainly try to question her if I ever see her over again. But, it has been nearly a year since I took that photograph — and while I don’t pass by that spot very often (I live nearly a mile further north, which covers a lot of territory in a crowded city like New York), I would have expected to see her somewhere in the neighborhood if she really lived around here. It’s quite possible that she was a visitor or tourist, and will never return to NYC at all …
Thanks for the notes and suggestions. If I have time, I’ll try cropping the right side of the photo; I had deliberately left that part of the picture in there to provide some "context," so the viewer had some sense of where she was walking…
Ed, my question is: How do you find out what blogs this has appeared in? Flickr stats doesn’t help: "Unknown source", etc. I often wonder, for example, why suddenly a year ancient photo of mine will have 100-plus views in a day! You seem to know how to unlock the mystery!
BTW, place me firmly in the camp of those who admire this woman’s hair! I don’t know why Miss Nguyen or anyone else would feel the necessity for bi-weekly haircuts!
My website, Flickr ID, Twitter ID, Facebook ID, and various other such things on the Internet are all the same as my surname – "yourdon". So I can use that as the basis for a search, and come up with lots of items that Flickr Stats doesn’t show me explicitly. There’s a fantastic meta-search engine located at http://www.addictomatic.com that searches through all kinds of blogs and other sources, and I also use the search mechanism at icerocket.com
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Hi, I’m an admin for a group called Women with very long hair, and we’d like to have this added to the group!
I say chop off the braid and play jump rope with it
And I say let the braid grow!
And I say pixie cut!
I wonder if anyone has questioned her what she thinks; I certainly didn’t!
Hi, I’m an admin for a group called Just walking, and we’d like to have this added to the group!
Your Walking-picture is really fascinating! Gratulations!
chop it & progress about 35-40 years.
carzy!!!!!
Thanks Ed. I reckon some of the previous comments are cruel & unkind. Whilst nearly nothing is known about this lady, she has presumably chosen over the past (+/-) 15 years not to have her hair cut and the world is a more gorgeous place for it.
The thought occurs to me of a photograph of this lady’s hair with her plait unbraided, where it would be even longer than it appears in the photograph. Ed – if you were ever to see this lady over again, perhaps you could encourage her to make a visit to a photographic studio for that purpose??
That’s an fascinating thought, and I’ll certainly try to question her if I ever see her over again. But, it has been nearly a year since I took that photograph — and while I don’t pass by that spot very often (I live nearly a mile further north, which covers a lot of territory in a crowded city like New York), I would have expected to see her somewhere in the neighborhood if she really lived around here. It’s quite possible that she was a visitor or tourist, and will never return to NYC at all …
This shot was on explore! Congrats!
Lovely capture.
Thanks!
imagine this hair …UN-BRAIDED!!!!!!!!!!
it might look excellent…………….but a trim of the bottom bits might suffice, say bottom 6 inches or so
see add note thing.
cheers
billzben,
Thanks for the notes and suggestions. If I have time, I’ll try cropping the right side of the photo; I had deliberately left that part of the picture in there to provide some "context," so the viewer had some sense of where she was walking…
w0o0o0owwh . . .
gorgeous photo
Thanks!
Ewww D: People don’t realize, that the hair on the bottom, was on the top like but many weeks or so ago D: I get cuts, nearly biweekly.
Well, I have no thought how often this woman got her hair cut…
Hi, I’m an admin for a group called Cute & sexy in denim ! , and we’d like to have this added to the group!
Ed, my question is: How do you find out what blogs this has appeared in? Flickr stats doesn’t help: "Unknown source", etc. I often wonder, for example, why suddenly a year ancient photo of mine will have 100-plus views in a day! You seem to know how to unlock the mystery!
BTW, place me firmly in the camp of those who admire this woman’s hair! I don’t know why Miss Nguyen or anyone else would feel the necessity for bi-weekly haircuts!
My website, Flickr ID, Twitter ID, Facebook ID, and various other such things on the Internet are all the same as my surname – "yourdon". So I can use that as the basis for a search, and come up with lots of items that Flickr Stats doesn’t show me explicitly. There’s a fantastic meta-search engine located at http://www.addictomatic.com that searches through all kinds of blogs and other sources, and I also use the search mechanism at icerocket.com
Ed
Thanks for the info!
jeez when a braid gets so ridiculously thin it’s usually a excellent thought to snip it off at at least the point it starts looking ridiculous!!!
You’re on a mission! haha.