Light of Day

I am a fan of lines and curves. Are you?

Feedback appreciated.

Splendid image. Very intriguing and painted with perfect light.

Her curves, and the way you captured them, are wonderful but what really makes this work are the linearity of the blinds and how they offset her body. The backlight and slight spill are also very effective in defining that. This is a wonderful photograph, David, and one that would look terrific on a wall.

David,  The famous photographer Ansel Adams once said that the film negative was like a musical score and the print like a performance of it.  I guess, today we could say that the digital file is like the musical score and the digital image its performance.  I hope you don't mind but I just had to try "performing" this one.

Regards,

Jerry

Andrew, Kind words. I thank you for making them.

Mark, This is an image I like myself. I like it for all the reasons you mention. Thanks a lot.

Jerry, I am quite sure your comment was intended with the best of intentions but I really do wish you would engage your brain before reposting images. The image I uploaded did provide the model with a certain amount of anonymity. Your working most definitely does not. I cannot delete your comment and you cannot either. (My only option is to remove the photograph which I don't reallt want to do.) Furthermore, you always seem to think your versions of photos are better than the photographers' own versions. Much of the time this is NOT the case. It is most definitely NOT the case here either. While I welcome your comments most of the time. I do NOT welcome this one. 

Dear David, I agree completely with you on the inopportune work of Jerry. For me, in any case, it's always not a nice thing to remold a shot without an authorization! Ciao, Maurizio.

Thanks for the comment. I think remoulding shots is OK but only if the brain is engaged.