Mia the photographer

Mia was always known to capture what most would usually overlook. Just like the unguarded glancing and a shadow that basically tells a story.

It all started that very morning, a woman without an appointment tall, calm, striking, beautiful and naked as Mia saw her breast, figure, buttocks and vaginal bush.

Mia now seeing this woman completely naked she froze with her camera mid froze.

Mia blinked once, surprised, unsure if this in itself was a trick, or just maybe some type performance art. Outside the room of the open door people passed by and not a soul, one person looked twice. Not a gasp, no stares whatsoever.

The woman then said to Mia, "yes you see me," as she also said, "That's good enough, most don't."

"Who are you?," Mia whispered to her.

"I'm what they can't see, not anymore," The nude woman said, stepping forward into the light pouring straight through the skylight.

Mia then raised her camera. The shutter clicked once, twice with each photo shimmering beyond skin with something real.

When Mia developed the photos, the naked woman wasn't there and the empty light and room only she had seen.

The next day, Mia tried again she then begged the woman to returned to the room.

the lady returned and said to Mia, "I'm not a model, I'm a reminder, make sure they don't blind you too."

The women told her, and just like that in an instant, the woman was gone in the blink of an eye, vanished through the streets where not a soul or one single person from the very start can see her.

Weeks later, Mia's gallery opened it's new exhibit entitled: "What They can't see."

The walls were all lined up with photographs of nothing but a empty room and light beams.

To most people, it was typically meaningless, but a few visitors started looking longer than others as if it was just for a moment, they had saw just the outline of a women standing there, as she was both beautiful and unashamed.