@Ken McCoy: Darn! I was hoping no one would notice! So far, no one has mentioned my fancy watermark along the hem of the girl's dress extreme left! That took much patience and fiddling! Thanks Ken!

Nick Passantino from Bronx, United States

Great colors here

4 Apr 2007 2:36pm

@Nick Passantino: Thanks for the visit Nick!

Sarala from Chicago, United States

How beautiful. I know of Frangipani as Plumeria and I just love its form and scent.

4 Apr 2007 3:55pm

@Sarala: Well, thank you for that info Sarala - I've never heard it called that in Oz!

amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada

I like these "human interest" type shots. This one is just terrific.. the story is all there. ;-)

4 Apr 2007 6:05pm

@amy: Thanks Amy - I try to bring some sort of alternating rythm to the posts - people - buildings - etc to even up the numbers in the categories!

Reza from Montreal, Canada

Nice shot.

4 Apr 2007 7:39pm

@Reza: Glad you like it Reza!

eddie from mt. vernon, United States

Gorgeous capture and great narrative quality....

4 Apr 2007 9:07pm

@eddie: Thanks Eddie - plenty of story rather than meta!

Raj Shrestha from Ktm, Nepal

Excellent Shot ,It Would be more better if you clear about the photo by a clear caption ...Anyway where did you shot it??Is it in sydney ,I am also planning to be there Catch you there if possible......

5 Apr 2007 1:03am

@Raj Shrestha: Hi Raj,
"Frangipani" the title - refers to the flower each young woman has in her hair.... short titles are best for photos! No, it was shot in Canberra. Thanks for your visit!

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