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fahim mohammed

fahim mohammed

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Don't tell me how educated you are.
Tell me how much you have travelled.
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fahim mohammed

fahim mohammed

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Cem, I asked my wife about the thing on the nose. It is called a nose pin in English. Mostly worn by the women in the India, Pakistan, Bangla Desh and Sri Lanka. It has become a fashion symbol, otherwise usually worn by married women. The ornament value depends on the financial status of the person concerned. Caveat...her understanding from talking to women of these countries.

Regards.

Cem_Usakligil said:
Excellent picture and a mesmerizing smile on a beautiful lady. But what about the thing on the nose?

Cheers,
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fahim mohammed

fahim mohammed

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Charles, thanks for stopping by.

I might be a little aggressive in my sharpening, as has been pointed out to me on several occasions.

As to this one, however, I shall let it stand as it is. There was minimal pp and sharpening ( selective ) on this one in any case.

Appreciate your input.


Charles L Webster said:
Yes, but it looks like your post-processing has caused it to become blown out with a dark line surrounding it. Prehaps too much sharpening?
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Doug Kerr

Doug Kerr

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Hi, Fahim,

fahim mohammed said:
Cem, I asked my wife about the thing on the nose. It is called a nose pin in English. Mostly worn by the women in the India, Pakistan, Bangla Desh and Sri Lanka. It has become a fashion symbol, otherwise usually worn by married women. The ornament value depends on the financial status of the person concerned.
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And for those working with electrostatic discharge-sensitive electronic components, it can serve as a convenient personal grounding terminal.

They are very common (presumably not for that reason, nor based on Subcontinental tradition) in the US.

Best regards,

Doug
 
fahim mohammed

fahim mohammed

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Doug Kerr said:
Hi, Fahim,


And for those working with electrostatic discharge-sensitive electronic components, it can serve as a convenient personal grounding terminal.

They are very common (presumably not for that reason, nor based on Subcontinental tradition) in the US.

Best regards,

Doug
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Doug, with chicken curry being the number one British dish, that nose pins are catching on in the US doesn't surprise me at all. What with all the outsourced call centers..

As for grounding terminals. I agree. I have used them as such myself on a few occasions.! Not the nose pins.

Thanks for looking in.
 
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