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Of all the latex disney princesss I've done Jasmine has been the most popular with the most faves on both Flickr and my deviantart. with many asking me to draw more of her, so heres another one of the shiny latex queen of the rubbery shiny sands of Agrabah.
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I saw her in conversation with a friend on a street corner in downtown Toronto. She caught my attention with her photogenic look. She was bundled for winter and her blue Ray Bans completed the stylish look. The conversation she was having looked rather serious and I didn’t want to interrupt, so I strolled around the area looking for a suitable spot to make a street portrait, and took a selfie to check the light in the entryway of a nearby Public Health building. All the while, I was keeping an eye on the conversation, looking for signs that it was about to end. Eventually, she said goodbye to her friend and I caught up to her and introduced myself and explained my reason for wanting to photograph her. She seemed a bit hesitant at first, but changed her mind when she saw my contact card. Meet Jasmine.
I suggested the spot I had pre-selected across the street and we chatted as we walked. Jasmine was very agreeable as I indicated the location which was sheltered from direct light, but close enough to the sidewalk to receive good indirect light. She was a bit hesitant when I suggested a few photos without the sunglasses but agreed when I said I would delete them if she didn’t like them. My opinion was that she would look fine without them and in the end I was right and she was wrong. We both liked the photos with and without the Ray Bans as we reviewed them before stepping away from the building entrance which was a bit littered and not the nicest place to stand and chat. It had nice light but that was about it.
Jasmine is from Morocco and spoke with an appealing accent. She was self-conscious about her English but she spoke well. She is 25 and first moved to Montreal two years ago. Two months ago she made the move to Toronto, motivated by the fact that it is the business and financial capital of Canada. She is an I.T. professional, specializing in software development. “So, has it been easy to find work in Toronto?” I asked. She shrugged and said “I’ve not found work yet but I’m confident I will. I’m using this time to get familiar with the city and to improve my English” was her reply. In comparing Toronto to Montreal, her initial impression has been that while Montreal is more European, Toronto shows a more American influence. A challenge in life? “Actually, moving to North America was a big challenge. I came on my own, looking for better opportunities.” When she moved to Montreal, language was not as big a challenge as the move to Toronto has been because people in Morocco speak Arabic and French. The climate change must have been a bit of a shock. The people of Montreal are known for being stylish and I suspect some of Jasmine's put-together look reflects that fact.
Jasmine’s advice to her younger self was “Trust yourself more.” Her message to the world is “Be strong. If you believe in yourself you can achieve anything.”
The ten minutes we had spent together was quite enjoyable and I experienced Jasmine as a bright and friendly person. Combined with her knowledge base in software development, I have no doubt that she will find work in Toronto and achieve her goals.
Thank you Jasmine for taking a few minutes of your day to meet and participate in my project. You are my 584th submission to The Human Family Group on Flickr.
You can view more street portraits and stories by visiting The Human Family.
This is a blooming mock orange shrub — Philadelphus — often mistaken for jasmine because of its strong, sweet fragrance.
I think that his how you spell this young school teacher from Gander Bay name if it's not I apologize. Another wonderful experience from RayofLight Photography
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Jasmine discovered this tree last Spring when we were looking for shade.Also got an explore out of the picture.Google maps shows this as the largest tree in the area.
Jasmine needs a hair cut, but she is thoroughly enjoying the boat ride we took today.
She has learned not only how to open our lever handle doors, but now knows how to open the latch that locks our gate on our upstairs porch. (Stilt homes in the FL Keys). So now, she can not only open our front door, which she has done several times, but she can proceed to open the gate and find freedom.
Yesterday, she let Jake and herself out, and I did not know they were even gone. I do let them run loose, but only with intense supervision. Jasmine ran off and somehow got into the sea water, perhaps from a neighbor’s dock or seawall. (The waters are high from climate change, sunny day flooding. She didn’t get her whole body wet, so I knew she hadn’t been swimming when I finally found her.). Not only can our dogs drown, because once they start off swimming, they have no way to get back onto land. They can’t jump from the water back onto a dock. But also, we now have resident crocodiles around. They have taken a few dogs.
Jake is half blind, and could so easily fall into a canal. Fortunately, he stayed close to home. I could not find Jasmine for 5 minutes. She usually comes when I call. I was frantic. Finally, she ran to me for a minute, only to take off back into the swamp. I don’t know what got into her.
I walked home, and finally she followed. Now, I have to find a way to double lock the gate latch!!
Girl, you gave me such a scare.
Taken and uploaded 11/30/19, 2019 11 30 ar72 TzLEd Tdnai DogsBoating-1010157 (1 of 1), OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
Photograph taken by Eric H. Adeleye of Eric Adeleye Photography. © Eric Adeleye Photography. All Rights Reserved. www.ericadeleye.com
Jasmine has been reluctant to walk the full distance on our hikes lately--mostly due to the warm weather--but maybe also her age. But this morning she was perky and wanted to do the entire hike.
'Looks crooked due to the spot having a slight slope.
Jasmine Nightshade / Jasminblütiger Nachtschatten (Solanum jasminoides, Solanum laxum)
in a flowerpot on our terrace - Frankfurt-Nordend
Yesterday we had a short hike due to the warm temperatures and smokey air. I put these sunglasses on Jasmine just for fun.
While walking there, we took a short cut and saw a bobcat hunting in the grass. I had the wrong lens on my camera so no pics. sigh. Had I taken shots, it would have been just a dot in the field.
GREAT news !!!
Felipe [ my cat colony helper] called me last night to let me know that UNO was there. Hooray! Even though I was fearing the worst by his absence, I had a hunch he was ok and would show up sooner or later.
ALSO:
Felipe says the sick cat definitely needs to be seen by a vet--so I will try to trap him tomorrow morning. It may rain--but hopefully not too much. Wish me luck.
Part Two of Ariel’s Defence done for my friends.
Now Jasmine is nothing if not honest, which results in her unwillingness to backdown in the face of oppression. She’s compassionate and strong-willed, standing up for both the rights of others and herself. She refuses to backdown to Jafar, a formidable opponent, when they go head to head; she is wise, kind, charitable, and determined… And, well, a little sassy, but in the best way!
Ariel~
Jasmine helps Sabina perfect her extensions. Playscale miniature dance studio, inspired by Froggy Stuff tutorials, crafted and styled by me. Featuring Made to Move Barbie and Fashionista Barbie.
Actor and model Jasmine Sumner
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Model: Jasmine (IG: JasmineTheSiren)
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