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You re welcome. Thanks for your comment
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spectacular womanly figure... WAIT!Β .. is there more?
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Thanks and ndeed there will be more soon.
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Le modΓ¨le est superbe, la lumiΓ¨re et la pose parfaites. Peut-Γͺtre qu'une version couleur ...
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Merci beaucoup pour le compliment. La version couleur est pas mal non plus mais je prΓ©fΓ©rais le B&W pour la diffΓ©rence de contraste avec le fond.
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A most interesting photo!
I admire the light though I'm intrigued at the source(s), at first glance the shadow to the right is so short and strong it seems like a double image,
I would like to know what was throwing the narrow highlight running up her leg, over her breast and shoulder and on to her face on the left.
The dark shadow on her elbow (picture left) seems a little unfortunate as this distorts the form of her arm when viewed at a distance.
Where these highlights, strong and diffused shadows and peculiar star form reflection on the tiles to the right of her breast intentional?
It would be nice to know how you took this, the intentional or unintentional lighting effects and equipment used.
Nonetheless an attractive figure and pose framedin a simple setting, more of the same please!
Oh - and Happy New Year!
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Hi,
Thanks for the comment. I used a flash directed on a mirror as the source of light. Β The narrow highlight running on her body is coming from the beveled side of the mirror (no other choice of mirror). I used a mirror as I wanted a strong light coming from the side. After to be honest i didn't expect it would look so natural; almost like a natural light. So very happy with the result.
Happy New Year too!
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Excellent shot- it seems like you used natural light; afternoon sun? Choice of model is stunning as well.
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Thanks. I didn't use natural light but a flash directed on a mirror.
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