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No, ha, I have not moved to a studio .. this is the bedside table.. !

Her book is now out at publisher's cost ..  http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1729731

hi john

wondeful shoot how always my friend

best regards from spain

An eyes catching  bw quality as usual from you,light so well ballance,best regards and a very good New Year.

Excellent as always. Happy New year, my friend. 7

Very original pose from a beautiful woman! 

Jim Phelps

Yikes!  What a pose and expression!  Very nice!

I think that I am always taken by gray tones and the soft features that it can deliever in a photograph.  It works so well on human skin sometimes not so well in my arch. images so I tend to move to contrast by generating High Pass Filters.  I think the softness is what works so well in this image, not to mention your eye for compostion and dramatic poses... Cheers MJ

hello john, happy new year! what I like about this picture is the pose of the model and her way to look the camera

The "force" of an animal! Very strong image!

Carattere Speciale,complimenti  e auguri !!!!!!!!!!!!!!:--))

hi john, wondeful model and work. best regards from suiza, patrick

There is such natural rawness to it. The image and her posture oozes sex. The smoothness or blur, whatever one calls it signifies a sense of movement. When still photography can emulate movement, it is a success. Still John, I would like to see this sense of movement retained but more sharpness around her face. Technically, that might be well nigh impossible or require lighting so complex and contrived that your 'natural' shooting habits would not tolerate that.

One obvious flaw for me that nobody else had commented on - perhaps a gesture of being so seduced by the sexy model - is that under-tray to the table. A very slight crop should sort that out.

I am glad that even you fail to be perfect. This leaves the rest of us leaping into a sigh of relief..