Girlhood, Glamour, and Ghosts
by Cuttooth

Comment by streetpigeon:
The colors delight even before closer examination begins. Of course it's the young woman looking into the window that makes the image. The depth and latitude of her musings and dreams are beyond my shallow understanding. The reflections in the window are like indecipherable thought balloons. And the reflection of the "Cross" traffic light symbol on the far right is charming. Very enjoyable.

Girlhood, Glamour, and Ghosts
by Cuttooth

Comment by tanguera:
Awesome color

Girlhood, Glamour, and Ghosts
by Cuttooth

Comment by Jules1x:
A bit of dreaming of her next dance I hope. Lovely capture of the lighting.

Mark
by Cuttooth

Comment by Cuttooth:

Originally posted by Neat: Oh lol this was yours had no idea, hope my comment didn't upset you ;)

haha, nope. I thought it was too much on the warm side as well.

Girlhood, Glamour, and Ghosts
by Cuttooth

Comment by herfotoman:
Growing up. Good impact.

Minor thing: The cut-off dress on the right bothered me only as it would have been even better without it.

Mark
by Cuttooth

Comment by Neat:
Oh lol this was yours had no idea, hope my comment didn't upset you ;)

Energy
by Cuttooth

Comment by Zita:
For me, too many crisscrossing lines and, compositionally, while well balanced, there is a sense that too much is crammed into this image. Perhaps if just the wind turbines or just the electrical high lines had been the subject, it might be a more successful shot. Sorry, but a three from me. Like the electric sky, though - the B&W conversion gives a very shocking feel - apropos with the subject material.

Girlhood, Glamour, and Ghosts
by Cuttooth

Comment by grahamgator:
I can remember as a girl doing what was called "window shopping" and this image beings those memories back. Glamour in those days was for the wealthy and Hollywood and all I could do was dream. Nicely seen.

Girlhood, Glamour, and Ghosts
by Cuttooth

Comment by posthumous:
the title shows that you understand what's interesting about this image... no faces, just glimmers and bauds.

Girlhood, Glamour, and Ghosts
by Cuttooth

Comment by Melethia:
And to wear any of them, you need a good set of knockers. That's what she's thinking.