Untitled Figure Study
by KeepUrFrkThrsPie

Comment by posthumous:
I do not like this sort of picture, but this particular picture is so beautiful and so perfectly executed. 8

Untitled Figure Study
by KeepUrFrkThrsPie

Comment by Darkend_Sword:
I love the idea, though the lighting is not IMO that great. Also your models expression seems to tense.

Untitled Figure Study
by KeepUrFrkThrsPie

Comment by Knightmoves:
I really like the pattern in the fabric as it flows across her body, the hands are a distraction as well as her right eye. A bit less light on the face and get the hands out of the image. This sort of image should be very very simple. You are close.

Untitled Figure Study
by KeepUrFrkThrsPie

Comment by nutzito:
Beautiful

Untitled Figure Study
by KeepUrFrkThrsPie

Comment by silverscreen:
Came back for another look - and to bump you up a bit :)

Untitled Figure Study
by KeepUrFrkThrsPie

Comment by ursula:
Beautiful entry, very much diagonal in feel. One of my favourites.

Untitled Figure Study
by KeepUrFrkThrsPie

Comment by shamer:
Beautiful & evocative, love the shadows & texture - but I wish there was more interest as far as the facial expression goes. Colors/exposure also seem to go askew around the face which is bothersome to me. Nice composition & gorgeous model, though! - 7

Untitled Figure Study
by KeepUrFrkThrsPie

Comment by smurfguy:
A semi-nude in a basic editing challenge - gutsy! =)

Atristically it's beautiful - composition, pose, subtle diagonal element. But technically I think it lacks a bit of sharpness, and there's something odd about the color - it seems a bit overasturated, or maybe has it's the strong red tone. Perhaps this was intentional.

I wold take this and reduce the saturation (maybe even duo-tone it), reduce the noise with Neat Image or the like, and sharen it up a bit.

Anyway, nice photo! 8!

Untitled Figure Study
by KeepUrFrkThrsPie

Comment by Patmania:
A refreshing nude. 9

Untitled Figure Study
by KeepUrFrkThrsPie

Comment by absinthedesigns:
Appealing image...I tend to look right past the 'diagonal lines' though... :)