Two different shots of the same woman. The composition is split vertically in half, with one image taking up the right hand side and lower left, the other image taking up the left hand top corner only. On the left, looking relaxed, the woman has long, flowing, shoulder length hair and with the white T-shirt with text on it. Part of an incomplete word is visible, spelling, 'lifef' cut off with little figures underneath that look like part of an Australian heraldic device. The shot had cropped at the waist, where her hand is on her hip. She stands in front of the pale wall behind her.
On the right hand side on the lower left of the image, the same woman seated with the same smile, same face but older. Her hair is swept over her forehead towards the ear. She wears a summer dress with straps and a floral print which reaches just above the knees. Again, her hand is on her hip but positioned a bit higher and somewhat less comfortably, tucked in against her side, with elbow resting on the arm of the wheelchair in which she sits. Her smile on both sides of the image, sassy, no nonsense, fun, down to earth.
