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They look such tough ladies…your clam pickers. I remember a Robert Mapplethorpe on “Lisa Lyon” that this picture reminds me of.
Hey Roger, I think you nailed it. I loved the Lisa Lyon portfolio and perhaps had that in the back of my mind when this photo was made. While Judy is not a ‘WaterWomen’ she certainly is of that mold.