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I louuufe this one : so marvelously understated makes the frame mucho erotic, brings the intimacy closer and imbues the scene terrifically voluptuous --- elegant visual choices all around mister Sideris. I also appreciate the artistic confidence in according all that wall space. It's just right!

exquisitely erotic in its bare simplicity, Sweid... all lovely curves, and wrinkled bedding... and as Sir Carlos observes: the wall is sexy without being intrusive. brava to this model's fabulous body ;-} dp

So often with your work Sweid, one tries to imagine the story behind the story .. the visual impact is dependent not just on the figure lying there, but also the setting, the creases on the empty pillows which reflects their recent use. Is it a case of seduction or abandonment, the viewer must decide. Certainly the erotic component which the others refer to is very present and I agree that the wall sets the boundaries, the "event horizon", within which the scene occurs, with no escape but slow, evolving dissolution (the physicist in you will understand). I always enjoy your images, they speak volumes on their own. 

This is a great capture where showing less is "much more"

Sweid.  I agree with Donna.  Erotic.  I like how the bedding flows with the subject and think the tone is great.  For me, it has an almost voyeuristic feel.  Great work.  Dana...

I'm gladly surprised by your emotional words, perfectly representing my intentions when I pressed the shutter! Thanks a lot my friend.

Donna

Your comments always are like a balsam for me, for sure she appreciate your flattering words. Me too, of course.

John

You hit the nail again. There is a story in there, and, like every passionate story, it is full of joy and disappointing times. Like in the real world (is this image a glimpse of the real world? perhaps) every single ray of light and every single dot of darkness has a meaning. What I mean? Well, it is up to the observer, but a human story for sure, nobody ignore this tremendous fact. Again, my friend, you are a master reading underlines, what it's not written. That is the sense of the photography.

Dani

I like your "reading" way. Less is more, always, even beyond a simple photo on a screen. Now I know this, a bit late, but I know. I'm glad because you like it.

Dana

I am really flattered with your visit to my work, your words about the voyeuristic feel is an accurate description of us, the observers. Indeed, a photographer is a voyeur by definition. On the other hand, I recognize you as a sensitive and talented creator, so, your comment has a great value for me. Thank you.

Lovely image, artistic title: compliments!