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Charna Sidelle Shear at 3½: 1928
This photograph of my mother was taken in 1928 in Brooklyn, New York in an alley off of East 3rd Street. View full size.
Beautiful Pic!
She must've grown up to be a model or a movie star or something.
Charming!
I misread that as charming Sidelle Shear, and she is charming!
Lovely!
An absolutely beautiful child. I love the fact that she's placed her little hands in some very little pockets.
10/10
That is a remarkably great photo.
The dramatic shadow, the dark alley outlining the sunlit subject, the short depth of field. Either a lucky snapshot or a carefully posed masterpiece.
On top of that, we have a cute model with her eye set straight on the viewer.
Super!
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