Nostalgia 109 - 111 Farishta

Glasses: nicknamed the "Snowy Princess", from China
[L=R: -25.00]

A second photo shoot for the same photographer is always easier than the first. Especially the top portrait testifies to that.

Nostalgia 107 - 108 Farishta

Glasses: Depai, from China (frosted myodisc lenses)
[L=R: -22.00]

Nostalgia 104 - 106 Farishta

Glasses: Gan Aimh, from China
[L=R: -23.00]

It did not take Farishta long to get used to the massive blur created by ultra strong lenses and soon she was posing in a pair four times as strong as her own prescription of minus six. The direct eye contact was great and her radiant smile in the upper portrait was simply priceless.

Nostalgia 103 Farishta

Glasses: Ligo Optik (Kathy)
[L: -13.00 / R: -14.00]

These glasses were a welcome find in one of many charity shops at the south coast of England, almost twenty years ago. This was my favorite from the series of lovely Farishta posing in them.

Nostalgia 102 Farishta

Glasses: Bausch & Lomb. early to mid 1970's
[L: -11.00 / R: -12.00]

With Farishta doing so well during her second photo shoot, it made sense to let her try at least some glasses well beyond her prescription of minus six. 

Nostalgia 101 Farishta

Glasses: Metzler, 1970's
[L: -3.50 / R: -4.25]

Nostalgia 100 Farishta

Glasses: Zeiss, 1980's
[L: -4.25; c-2.25 o / R: -4.75; c-1.50 o]

Another pair not used in any photo shoot since this fine "Mona Lisa" portrait of lovely Farishta.