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Jest for fun...

This image could be very offensive, but somehow it isn't. It's reminiscent of Jean-Francois Jonvelle's work. I can't explain why, but I like it.

Probably a 7/7 if everything was pin sharp - the mood here is great, and very compelling - a private moment which could be intrusive, but isn't.

I like this, it's witty.

"Oh, dear, you didn't just take my picture just then, did you?" There is no question, but that the viewer here is seeing a vulnerable, private, generally unmentionable, but unexpected moment. There is not human on the planet, young or old, that is not familiar with such a moment. Yet, the moment retains a shameful, scandalous quality to it, in almost any society, if shared with another being. Does this give it permission for a photo? Certainly this photo captures the irony, humor, and surprise. I must also say that the female is very brave and has all of my respect for volunteering for such a pose. Thank you both.

First, let me say that I do like this photo. It's funny, well composed, and well toned. However, it is hardly a private moment. She's wearing heels and nothing else. Though I'm not privy to statistics on this, it is my personal belief that most naked women (outside of strip clubs) do not often use the toilet wearing only stilettos. It's not vulerability. It's just fun.

Interesting idea. Great reflection (strong composition). The arc of the toilet paper is the kicker - almost classical mathematics - does toilet paper suspended between two points define a catenary?

and godo composition. But I'm not sur ethat the paper strip was necessary. Good light too :-)

6/6

The composition is the real touch in this photo, the reflex and medium tones and lineal form of the girl are totaly expresive idea.

A great composition!! Well done.

i really like this photo. great idea, composition, lighting. the only thing i find strange is the fact she's naked, on the toilet with high heels? the shoes throw me off.