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I thank the religous right and the morality police, in advance, who feel it is their duty to puruse this site and give photos like this low ratings.

 

Feedback appreciated from those who appreciate beauty, art and photography and from those whom are not offended by nudity.

Well composed and I like the framing and the lighting. Good contrast and there is a softeness to it that I like very much.

Good image and I love the chili on the corner. Great touch.

 

Ciao.

Sweet Pic.

For me, this one doesn't make it. There's too much of a feeling of "brown" at the(her) bottom.

Had you included a bit more legg perhaps...

 

As for the Religious Right-they're against sex, pro-killing, love pollution, and glorify wealth. How "right" can they be?

A very well composed picture. And the frame just seems make it stand out.

Keep up the good work ! :-)

Interesting perspective David. Good to see you trying black and white too. I wonder whether the journal should be more visible or not. As is, it takes a moment to discover, but then I guess it draws the attention even more.

Marco, I was quite surprised by the softness of this myself. I think it was more luck than judgement but I do like it too.

 

Alex, Yes! It is sweet. Maybe I need to get back to my more in your face shots. People will think I am becoming soft in my old age.

 

Jack, An honest critique. I wouldn't have put your first remark quite the same way and it does ruin the illusion of this image. I would agree that a touch more leg would have been good.

 

Prasant, Thanks for the comment. I will try to keep up the good work.

 

John, I think your point about the journal is valid. I do have versions with a more visible book (and more leg as Jack suggested,) but this is the one I liked the most.

 

Thanks everyone.

A pun on your name perhaps?

Gary, Perhaps not! Thanks for looking.

David, I really like this one. If this is what it means to go soft, I'm ready. Once again, this is very real, and all the more inviting for being so. I also think the B&W works very well here.

Mark, I was a little worried that it was too soft but I am warming to the idea that this helps. I really must do more photos in B&W. Thanks for looking.