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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
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Finding their own beauty?
Does "finding their own beauty" mean "discoverying their own (these faces' own) beauty"?
Context:
Ruben Plasencia, a 27-year-old Spanish photographer, has produced a picture collection of blind people titled "Obscure". He worked on the project for over two months with a Spanish organization. He explains: "The incessant race prejudices and stereotypes grow exponentially, these faces create a mockery of that idealized desire, finding their own beauty. I spent two wonderful months surrounded by people who opened my eyes, and my heart, to a whole new world of sensations." [Photo/icpress.cn]
MOre:
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/slides/2014-03/06/content_17327611.htm
Context:
Ruben Plasencia, a 27-year-old Spanish photographer, has produced a picture collection of blind people titled "Obscure". He worked on the project for over two months with a Spanish organization. He explains: "The incessant race prejudices and stereotypes grow exponentially, these faces create a mockery of that idealized desire, finding their own beauty. I spent two wonderful months surrounded by people who opened my eyes, and my heart, to a whole new world of sensations." [Photo/icpress.cn]
MOre:
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/slides/2014-03/06/content_17327611.htm
Top answer
Yes, I think so.
- Yes, I think so.
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