A snowbird shows photos from southwest Florida (Naples) and southwest Connecticut (Ridgefield) and New England and other places he goes.
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Koharig
Koharig is Armenian. She lived in Egypt for most of her life before her husband and she had to leave during the turmoil of the past few years. Today she paints in her Naples studio.
.....Koharig looks very happy here in her new country Jack, but it must be so difficult having to leave your country for political reasons. Sometimes when I'm throwing paint around :) I wish I had a studio!
Glad things came right for her. What splendid glasses, They would not suit me but part of me wishes I could be so flamboyant and carry it off as she does.
Sheesh. You've been bombed by the anonymous cretin. I can only say it's a blessing he'll stay out of the U.S. gene pool. And good for Koharig. She's lucky that she had the means to escape. Nice portrait.
Sort of a hell to heaven transition from the look on her face and her surroundings. Love the shirt and glasses color combo. It tells us something about her personality.
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.....Koharig looks very happy here in her new country Jack, but it must be so difficult having to leave your country for political reasons. Sometimes when I'm throwing paint around :) I wish I had a studio!
It's wonderful that Koharig has found a place where she can live comfortably and continue to practice her art!
Lovely portrait. She looks happy.
She looks happy and at peace in her studio.
Mersad
Mersad Donko Photography
Agree. Fine portrait.
I love those red glasses she is wearing! What a happy lady.
A lovely, happy lady she is indeed!! I do love your captures for the day, as always!
Another splendid post, Jack. Your people always come right off the screen so wonderfully. Thanks!
What a smile! It looks like she has some very interesting artwork in the background.
Such a lovely smile for someone who probably hasn't had it easy...
And what a wonderfully bright studio she has found! Great portrait, Jack!
A wonderful portrait shot, Jack!
Glad things came right for her. What splendid glasses, They would not suit me but part of me wishes I could be so flamboyant and carry it off as she does.
Sheesh. You've been bombed by the anonymous cretin. I can only say it's a blessing he'll stay out of the U.S. gene pool.
And good for Koharig. She's lucky that she had the means to escape. Nice portrait.
She certainly looks like a woman full of life.
Sort of a hell to heaven transition from the look on her face and her surroundings. Love the shirt and glasses color combo. It tells us something about her personality.
Love her glasses and smile.
Wonderful portrait, Jack, and your accompanying words add to the joy of this photo. Bravo!
Bises,
Genie
at least she ended up in a nice place. no?
Our country certainly has benefitted by this immigrant's arrival!!
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