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One more...two more

Well, it seems that the larger version of that pict I've been asking for cannot be had for one paltry emot-a-con fair enough. I am willing (just to prove I am serious) to double my offer to 2, that's right 2 emot-a-cons! Double what was originally promised! So go out there an find that pic, and the emot-a-cons will be all yours! In the meantime here is a lift from Almudena's official website.

Wow,it doesn't take long for a thread to get buried. Still, I have faith in the Bellazon community's ability to retrieve a larger version. In the meantime to bring the topic to the surface again here is photo from one of her agencies web sites. I think the New York one... PS the last 2 are details from her wbsite

It seems to me, considering the production values in this photo of Almudena, that there must be much larger version of it somewhere out there. If anyone out there has it and is willing to take time to post it I will reward you with a appropriate emot-a-con.

wow, very talented photoshoper, congrats! Photoshop? I repaired that jpg with twigs, berries and rare mosses I collect in the woods. I know its a lot of extra work but I like to alter my digital images by hand the old fashioned way.

Your English is ok. Here is a more correct way to word your question: Does anybody have these pictures in larger sizes?

Thanks for the posts. Caroline seems to me to have one of the more intriguing and beautiful faces, yet I draw this conclusion from mostly the less formal photographs of her. It seems that most of the time when she is photographed they give her weird hair, or weird make-up, or weird cloths, or pose her in some weird unflattering way. I went through the archive and found a few good pictures of her but nothing great. Even with these last monochrome photos of her. It is clear that they are quality pictures, but yet they make her hair just peculiar enough to distract form her looks, and then make her look even more strange by exaggerating lens distortion so her proportions seem off. Poor artistic decisions I say. When photographing Ribeiro, I say less is more.

Almudena. ... And those aren't even good photos of her. Her best photos would cause your screen to catch fire and melt the microchips through the bottom of your laptop. I'm actually in the midst of suing her to recoup damages.