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As the ladies of the Karen get older, the neck is extended further.
Originally from Myanmar (Burmah), but now residing (refugees) in Northern Thailand due to the troubles in their own country.
1/125 @ f4 Tv
iso 200
| Camera: | EOS 20D |
| Lens: | 24-70 L |
| Recording media: | Iso 200 |
| Title: | Long Neck Karen |
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| Uploaded: | 6 Apr 2007 - 1:59 PM |
| Tags: | Hill tribes, Karen, Photo journalism, Portraits / people, Thailand |
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Comments
excellent photo Paul. Classic pose, but just the right dof and exposure.
Also read somewhere that as soon as the rings are taken off, their neck is not able to keep straight as its muscles have lost their supporting strenght. Wouldn't know it it is true though.
heard that about the weaker neck muscles too.
Wonder how much the shoulders can be pushed down. Seems more difficult to do than to increase the distance between the various neck vertebrae.
Good photo, the eyes are a bit too white to my liking
human giraffe!
there's some off practices out there
love the shot though, nice and calm, spot on record shot.
Wow... erm... wow! Super shot in mono and incredible subject. Very, very well done.
Andrew
hi just found this . i bet it would look better in colour.
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