WITH LAMP AND CHAIR

This is the one I find most interesting and that stands out to me in the series. I think your use of the woman and props together works nicely. It gives it a sense of staging and the various elements and shapes harmonize well together. I do like her gesturing in THIS ONE, and for that photo, I like the absence of props and that she is alone in the frame, with light that dazzles her. In the photo above with the chair and lamp, the light is heavier and provides a very different mood. In the photo where she's alone with arms outstretched, the light seems to match her exuberance and offer spirit.

Sincerely, like you, this is the one I do prefer, in my case because I found it more accurate with her extremely strong (and brave) personality. Her character is like the cycle of tides, and when the sea is coming up mostly it's with a storm. My intention went in this sense.

Here she seems calm and reflexive (low tide ready to change) with her delicate beauty, and I love it. Not posed, no distracting scenery, no make up, no nothing, only her and a couple of mute stuffs aimed to out stand her figure.

About the heavier light, this isn't an accident, as you clearly say I was trying to fix the light and the general context to my perception about her. I hope I did it. Thank you Fred, I appreciate too much your comments.

Best regards

PDE

Merci beaucoup mon ami! I'm flattered with your visit.

Muchas gracias otra vez!