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Love the silhoutte, esp. the sharp outlines of the beautiful body, how the outline of one breast is seen and not the other.

I would have preffered a more 'contemplative' pose, with her hand coming back to her chin or forehead, possibly without the flower. But maybe that would just have become an unoriginal take on the thinking-man pose.

I still like it as is too.

Hi There Roger,

You have taken what would usually be an 'in your face' (i.e. not very subtle) pose and turned it into a very sensual and gentle portrait. I agree with the first commenter that the girls pose blends in with the curves of the rocks.

Beautiful.

Such a lovely composition and that  much cooler since it is a self-portrait!

I don't think I can add anything to the already very useful comments and appreciation. But possibly increasing the DOF may help keep everything in focus (esp. when its tricky with self portraits).

Kudos.

Love the different hues, the curves and the light.

I should probably go get a Margharita now :D.

Do you prefer this color version or the Black-and-White version?

Thank you Rashed!

Thank you Michael, for appreciating and for your useful comments. I will fix the tilt. But I am unsure about the brightness issue.

Thank you Stephen, for stopping by and appreciating.

I wonder which you prefer more, this one in BW or the same in color here:

Chipmunk in Color

Thanks again!

Thank you Joshua.

Thank you Rashed, Micheal, Pierre and Yngve.

Pierre and Yngve, I get your point about the size of the image needing to be bigger. I have tried to upload a bigger image, but PN seems to be showing the old image but uprezzed to the new image's dimensions. Weird :D. I have put a bug-report.

Thank you again for visiting and commenting.

The 3rd one in the threesome is the teeny bird perched on the leftbison :D.

Critique/comments greatly appreciated... Thank you in advance.

Thank you Rashed.

Hi Mike,

Actually, its a little birdie sitting on the top(or left) bison :D.

I guess at this resolution its very hard to see.

Very nice! Love the composition, colors, mood.

Did you have to wait to get the receding water pattern just right?

Kudos!

Your request for critique cracked me up. Hehe.

Magical! Kudos!