V for victory

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   dr_knox (71 months ago | reply)

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   Milbrose (71 months ago | reply)

   yes I have noticed that in alot of photos and was wondering about the V-sign what exactly does that mean? and could you explain more about the why??? of that.

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   alekzgrafix© (71 months ago | reply)

   Allright framing. I would've probably focused on the hand instead.
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   lensjunkieBR [deleted] (71 months ago | reply)

   Agree with the focus issue by alekzgrafix, but my guess is that you were trying to take a portrait of her and the damn hand just appeared at the last second. Therefore, I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt.

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   Nik™ (71 months ago | reply)

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   ajpscs (71 months ago | reply)

   nice! love japanese when they caught us!
   they always do the PEACE sign!

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   Watari Goro 渡五郎 (71 months ago | reply)

   V!
   So, true, about the V-sign, but a great expression you captured, nonetheless!

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   Mark Veitch (71 months ago | reply)

   Cool PEACE sign....

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    oybay© (71 months ago | reply)

    Peace is a good thing these days.

    (Love Photography)

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    Viorica G (71 months ago | reply)

    WOW! Great smile!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Love Photography)

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    Robert Lio (71 months ago | reply)

    Beautiful girl!! And a great smile.

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    Dr Tao (71 months ago | reply)

    Very enchanting!

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    * Cati Kaoe * (70 months ago | reply)

    She reminds me Ayumi Hamasaki.. :P a japan singer

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    vallen (62 months ago | reply)

    The "V" signs is not necessarily "Peace Sign" in Japan. It's connotation is more like the American "Say Cheeze" or "Thumbs Up" Some lines may draw it to the peace sign, but it's just a part of the culture and is not directly acknowledged as "Peace"

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    AngelaFeng [deleted] (61 months ago | reply)

    in Asia, "V" means victory...'cause in a war a solider wa captured by the enemies and going to be killed, I guess in England...then he used his fingers to give a "V" to show his side will win at the end even if he would be killed...then his enemy cut all this fingers, however, he used his arms to form a "V"...But I can not figure out the reason why people like "V" sign so much when they are taking a picture...

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    khalidonmove (51 months ago | reply)

    I think u should be doing a V now.... u got victory as u captures this excellent expression.

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    Julien Ratel ( Still In Iceland ) (51 months ago | reply)

    or V for Vendetta!! lol
    nice portrait!!

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    NaPix -- (Time out) (51 months ago | reply)

    great picture

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