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Please comment.

Your technique is flawless. I wish I will be able to be that good someday. I also like the sense of aesthetic of your whole PF. This image is no exception. However, I do not like that much the way you croped the body. It is done in such a way that it becomes completelly anonymous. Good bodyscapes are beautiful and yours are a good example. Nevertheless, in this one, I wish you had also included her face or selected a thigher crop of her body (like you did here, here or here. All wonderful pictures BTW). It is just an opinion and you are very welcome to disagree with it.

Thanks for your comments Alejandro.
If I had a choice I likely would have included her face, but this lovely young lady preferred not to have it show.
The results of this session have become much more about shape than any I've done before. This is one of the reasons I have applied a heavy grain to many of the images...to make them even less about the person and more about the light. I don't know if I've succeeded or not. Everything's an experiment...that's why it's fun!
Robert

I can't help BUT see a face here!

The possibility of that being her choice did not cross my mind before. Of course, your pictures show a lot of sensibility but also respect the intimacy of your model... Thanks for the note. Now that I know the story, the image seems even better.

I have started to experiment with studio light myself (looking for fun as well) and I have a request for you: If you have time and feel like it, could you comment on one or more of my images? It would be an honor for me (and you get to be as critic as you want). I specially have in mind some images where I use studio lighting (this, this and this).

I love geometries in this image. It seems a work made in Paris, in the 20ies... one of my favourite style.