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I think you're onto something.  Very interesting effects.  Are you combining the images

in the darkroom, or scanning and compositing digitally?

Beautiful lighting. Very Caracaggesque.  I wonder how this would look in B&W?  It might transform the low light noise into a grain pattern typical of B&W film.  One other thing, there is a scan artifact/scratch running horizontally at the model's shoulder that should be attended to.  Do you have more shots from this setting?

Beautiful execution.  The side lighting works so well in defining the curves of the model and the near monochromatic color enhances the image.  This is a real keeper, Jim.

Very mysterious.  Excellent tonalities.

Jim,

I really like the subtlety of the shadow in this picture.  Very nice effect.

Great lighting and curves.  Excellent picture!

"J'accuse"

I agree with Warren, she does have a great set.  I just don't know about the hair in her face though.

Not crazy about the reflection.  I think I would have cropped.

This is a very clever use of the reflection.

I think I would crop to the model's right.  Just where the glass panes start.

It can be difficult to successfully fill the aspect ratio of a 35mm frame with a single figure.  You've done a pretty good job here but the model pose is tense -  there is a bit of metastability in the pose.  Maybe more pillows behind her?

Ouch!  The lack of "atta boys" is telling.

I think a crop just below the kneecaps would de-emphasize the missing feet.

I don't think the hair works here.  A bit disheveled.

Classic pose.  Well done.  The simplicity and subtle window shadow complete the composition.  However, I'm sorry there is a tattoo marring an otherwise sumptuous and beautiful model.  Asi es la vida.

Ricardo

Una cara tan bonita.  

Something of a Winogrand perspective. Interesting.

I'll bet you could do an interesting nude version of Vermeer's "Girl with a pearl earring" with this model.

sugiero que arregles el horizonte.

ricardo

Es quite good.  Please to check rectilinear aspects.

Aplausos, Ricardo