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Published: 2005-08-03 13:03:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 11132; Favourites: 316; Downloads: 2784
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I love the retro nudes pics the breast her you dont see anymore these days just beautiful
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Absolutely stunning! I'm simply out of words...
Who is the model, if I may ask?
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Thanks!
Models name is Darya. Here is her portfolio: [link]
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wonderful look! u wonΒ΄t tell us how you achived it?
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love the vintage feel of it.
Congrats on the DD...
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Look, a naked chick getting a DD. Wow, I'm so very surprised.
No offense intended to you, the artist, however. The content and photography is very well-done.
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From 'Pygmalion' by MG Studio Production
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I generally have a problem with the nudes being chosen for daily deviations - as it's normally the case they are chosen to have a bit of legal titilation around the place - but this is actually a quality piece that I really like. Well done. Keep up the good work.
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Amazing. I'm not sure what it is that I can see in her eyes, but I keep opening up my browser and coming back to this page, just to stare at it.
There really are no words. And since the picture is gorgeous, I feel no need to say more *winks*
Beautiful work.
-Phae
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im in love she is beatiful,nice picture where she is from?
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Wonderful work! And today I just found out I got a major part in the play, Pygmalion, at my school. What a happy conincidence
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Thank you! ... And good luck!
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Beautiful, she has the sadness of a slave girl. I hate to be the only one to leave a negative comment but I'm not crazy about the clutter across the top of the image.
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Good job. Not sure how you did it, but it looks cool the way you made this look like a still from a 1970's movie.
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i am a huge fan of greek art and photoghraphy and this just unbelievable.this going on my favorit list
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I love the old style to this. Very tasteful photo. The girl has a nice beauty to her. Makes you wonder what she's thinking about. Good work.
Rebecca
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I love this womans face... It leaves so many possible reasonings for the expression. She also has amazing lips, such a perfect hue of red. The old texture of the photo really gives it a dated look, even feel. +fav.
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She looks really regal and nonchalant, with none of the volnerability a lot of people associate with nudity. Very pretty.
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finally a tasteful nude!
beautiful - that's the way artistic nude should be, thank you very much for contributing (:
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you are welcome - style is ALWAYS welcome
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That's so pretty... not just the model, but the old look too... I love the composition...
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Why is this a daily deviantion? I fail to see a description.
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Lets not forget this..
Pygmalion
Bernard Shaw
Based on classical myth, Bernard Shawβs Pygmalion plays on the complex business of human relationships in a social world. Phonetics Professor Henry Higgins tutors the very Cockney Eliza Doolittle, not only in the refinement of speech, but also in the refinement of her manner. When the end result produces a very ladylike Miss Doolittle, the lessons learned become much more far reaching. The successful musical My Fair Lady was based on this Bernard Shaw classic.
I love the image. Very well composed!
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That's very interesting, but now I'm curious: I've heard that Pygmalion name before... who's that?
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It's a greek myth about a sculptor pygmalion who fell in love with his sculpture named Galatea. Aphrodite took pity on him and turned Galatea real.
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Oh, right! I've forgotten that myth (egyptian mythology is more my area, anyway). Thanks!
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This is a very beatiful pose, and a very beautiful woman.
But Pygmalion was the SCULPTOR, and Galatea was the sculpture. Though, I did notice you've got a sculpture of a man in the background; is this a play on what the story would have been like if Pygmalion had been a woman?
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