The fourth image made me think not much except the sunflower's wallpaper of Windows and a japanase contemporaneous hairstyle used by an elegant chinese woman. Also, that it was scanned from a magazine, hence the marks all around it. And, at last, the fifth image resembled a chinese mannequin - because of the greased skin and the very slim and grey arms - exposed at a international fair, like many occidental ones (the last Philips one in Brazil, for example). However, it's undeniable that the sword gave an impression of katana, screwing the discernment of the model's origin. I hope my descriptions helped you see the photos by other manners. =]

The first picture instantaneously reminded me of the Ponte di Rialto, in Venice, although in a cleaner way that has a touch of Rococo fashion, in spite of rather looking more like a catwalk than a bridge itself because of the passages beneath it. The water, the gondola, the columns and the short building nearby also evoke this venetian culture. Then, the open sky, the hot orange color and the multicolored spiral-pattern give a feeling of being Moscow's, so lively painted as the Kremlin. But I saw the gondola empty, a sky that seems poluted and very tall buildings in the background. Together with the chinese ideograms, it made look like a occidentalized chinese city, like the ones we see at business reports. The second picture, for the use of the stripped clothes and sportive theme, looked like an advertisiment of the globalized Adidas, present even with Tai Chi Chuan. Though, actually, she seemed as being stretching right before a healthy run. The glass dome behind first remembered me a greenhouse or of the famous Reichstagsgebäude, but it has rectangular frames, not triangular. So, again, I tought of China and its Beijing National Stadium depicted at the olympic games, despite knowing that it wasn't. The third picture obviously has a girlish style, with all those pink snow crystals, the pink roof and yellow walls, the animal - that is like a mix of sheep and rat -, the colorful ideograms and the teen wearing a much feminine and jovial t-shirt and with the makeup. It made me think of a should-be bucolic environment, but the assumed feverish way of the young one breaks the climate. (Continue below...)

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