Honesty vs. Ethnocentricity
by thevesselsinyourbruises

Comment by MQuinn:
This is very disturbing

Honesty vs. Ethnocentricity
by thevesselsinyourbruises

Comment by jmoore:
Awsome!!! I think many people will have trouble see how this fits the challenge. I think I can string it together. I love it.

Honesty vs. Ethnocentricity
by thevesselsinyourbruises

Comment by Viking054:
I don't understand...

Honesty vs. Ethnocentricity
by thevesselsinyourbruises

Comment by JH:
I love evocative shots like this. A remarkable composition. I actually find it quite disturbing! That crop just below her eyes ... in fact the whole way it's cropped, the strange lighting, that dark background and the pose/expression (what we can see of it) just adds to the edgy feel of the image. Excellent!

Honesty vs. Ethnocentricity
by thevesselsinyourbruises

Comment by srugolo:
Is it delicate?

Honesty vs. Ethnocentricity
by thevesselsinyourbruises

Comment by gurlwithapen:
wow! this is awesome....very real and meaninful. great job. 10!

Honesty vs. Ethnocentricity
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Comment by neophyte:
deep, Scars add to the words. Very emotive.

Honesty vs. Ethnocentricity
by thevesselsinyourbruises

Comment by Artifacts:
One stange image. Lighting seems OK with this one. If making a person think is the only criteria of a great photograph than this one accomplishes that. Can't help thinking the scars in the center just below the text are wounds from surgery or some other form of injury or perhaps even self inflicted. Purposely keeping the eyes out of the image with the mouth and neck taped shut is very interesting photographically speaking. The message written on the subject's chest, however, is very obscure. This will be a controversial image that will evoke a lot of different responses. Expect scores to be all over the place.

Honesty vs. Ethnocentricity
by thevesselsinyourbruises

Comment by kiwiness:
Good idea! I have a TFT monitor, I can see the background :(

Honesty vs. Ethnocentricity
by thevesselsinyourbruises

Comment by rscorp:
hanneke? I think you're going to get torn apart on this unfortunately. Most people are going to interpret "delicate" as a physical thing that can easily be broken or damaged, like glass or a flower. To me, this shows the fragile state of existence that is the female pysche lol. ( I'll catch hell for that later). Interesting picture, good luck.