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Great pose and beautiful composition. Very good use of back lighting. Looks like the whole image is a bit blurred. I would prefer a more sharp image. Perhaps using a tripiod was the solution here. Congrats.

PDE

I get it....double exposure

is it double exposure, or camera shake?

I like this image very much, Maurizio. There is a feel of energy in the blur. I suppose this is one of those times it was good that you did not immediately delete the image just because it was not sharp, unless you were going for this from the beginning. The lighting is terrific and shows her form nicely.

To Mark : yes you have right, your words are exactly what is happened.

To other : only camera shaked, and not double exposure, infact the title is stolen moment. The light and and situation was diffuclt,.... I hate the tripod, and I , at the fist moment wanted delete the image.

Nice.

A beautiful shot with a feeling of presence and intimacy, a wonderful moment captured indeed, bravo.  

Unusual and bold, congratulations!

Maurizio, why do you hate tripods?  Personally I never hesitate to use one and indeed I think I'm not as steady handholding as some of my friends are so I use a tripod more often than anyone else I know.

This image bothers me... there is a certain appeal certainly, but the fact that nothing is sharp makes it an image that I would have discarded.  I see others like it though... as they say, one man's art is another man's junk.  I wish we could have seen a technically correct photo here.

My own opinion is that an image should always be as technically perfect as possible when it's taken and afterwards the photographer/artist can make changes to the color and overall treatment to suit his style and preference. 

I hope my comments do not offend you as no offense is intended.

Cheers!

Hello Eldor, Thanks for your comment, I apreciated it.

I hate the tripod because don't give me the freedom ( my personal opinion), In some case, I use it, but only when there is a request a image with perfection of sharp. ecc ecc.

Personally I like also the photos shaked, because they are unique, and not reproducible.

This, in a naked photos like in a reportage.

The perfection is easier reproducible, after someone done it.

For me the photo is an expression of meditation and interpretation, where each person find the personal interpretation and inspiration.

For this, that image was titled "Stolen moment", a moment when your eyes stopped in a unique frame of life.

( this is only my personal point of view). Cheers

Maurizio

Hello Eldor,

Thanks for your comment, I apreciated it. I hate the tripod because don't give me the freedom

( my personal opinion), In some case, I use it, but only when there is a request of a image with perfection of sharp. ecc ecc.

Personally I like also the photos shaked, because they are unique, and not reproducible.

And give us a pictorial touch.

This , as in a photos of body/nude than in a reportage. The perfection is easier reproducible, usually after someone just done it.

For me the photo is an expression of meditation and interpretation, where each person find the personal interpretation and inspiration.

The photography is composed of rules , but is fine occasionaly to break the rules to find new horizons in the way of view.

This image was titled "Stolen moment", because there is a unique moment when your eyes stopped on a unique frame of life. ( this is only my personal point of view).

Cheers Eldor.-

Maurizio

The blur makes the image stand out. I like it alot!

Best regards, Bogdan!

nice work! Best regards, Ilkka

Veramente affascinante!

I love "stolen moments" in photography, and I don't use a tripod either .. : -)

Lovely image, bravo.