Who are they really? She comes strongly about it, as if she already has experienced much

Style During a job interview, a date or to a casual passer-by on the street. A first impression we all make. Even more, we always that that is correct. But is that really the case? To demonstrate that you are sometimes complete as well as can sit, we went to the streets. To strangers to photograph and which photographs to be assessed by others. Do you dare to bet, and to check if it is correct? What do you think?

Pascale (45): “She comes across as a woman who enjoys life. She draws the love out in the nature or likes to have a drink and a drink with friends. I can put the finger on why, but I think that she lives alone. That they have no partner or children. Maybe it's because they surround themselves with such striking dogs?”

Timon (27): “I think they have a café to run the show. She immediately comes across as a café owner. Especially because she looks like a smooth babbelaarster, someone who people quickly at ease. She radiates a very warm personality. Because they're fairly revealing clothing is wearing, I suspect that she is uncertain about her figure. Yet she dares to fall, with such stars of dogs. Maybe because they're her dogs, watching as her children and is very proud of? If I afga on her dark outfit, I dare to gamble that they have a rock-’n ' -roll edge. They follow me like to go to concerts.”

Ann-Marie (42): “The dogs mean a lot to her. That you see immediately. I dare not say that they are the animals considers as her children, but they are a part of her family. She is also very strong. Physically and mentally, as if they've been through a lot. A disease? Death of a loved one? One thing is clear: she has her life picked up again. She is very powerful and proud of the photo. ‘This am I, you have me to take or leave it’, is her motto. A final gamble: they are self-employed. That can almost not be otherwise, if you for that dogs need to worry? That seem to me to be no animals of 9 o'clock in the morning until 17 o'clock in the evening on their own inside.”