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Release day of the PlayStation 2 in North America (2000)
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Name from caption: Desiree Garcia of El Paso, TX
I agree that she's likely in her early 20s here. Photo from 2000, so approx 45 right now.
Sadly, no other images from the photos added to Getty, where lots of sites use this image give us any more to go on.
This image is hard to use for any facial recognition sites, and even just being a human looking at this, I can't easily find anyone with the same name from general indexing sites (she might also be married and changed the last name) to get much farther than this short of spending time and money looking at high school yearbook sites and facebook to see what lines up. Just to get a clearer photo, just to use PimEyes on her.
Remember kids, anyone can do OSINT on you, so be careful what you post online. You leave a lot of data in your wake, even if you don't intend to.
Yeah I think you proved your point.
You know she never signed a model release.
Didn't need to - Best Buy allowed the photographer in and it's in their contracts that images and likenesses on the job are their property.