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First off... The lighting is amazing. To me, it gives the photo an almost angelic look. She seems so relaxed and at peace. Her eyes are absolutely mesmerizing. She is absolutely beautiful! The emotion on her face really helps me think of this as art.
I am sure you have seen many people come on here and call a nude picture 'porn'. I am one of those people. But this is one hundred percent opposite to me. It is honestly the first nude photo that I thought deserved to be called art. The pillows and blankets, with how 'fluffy' they are give me a heavenly look on the photo, like she is in the clouds.
The pose that was chosen is perfect. She doesn't seem to be laying there saying 'oh look at me i have nice tits'. It's not a pose that makes her look like she is trying to be sexy, which is why I said she looked relaxed.
This truly is my first critique so I hope I did well. Lol. Thanks for such a wonderful photo.
She pulled off this expression flawlessly - she's beautiful and her body very desirable, but her expression and eyes continue to draw me away from her naked beauty and hold my attention indefinitely.
I normally enjoy seeing more, but the "less" component of the lacy sheet placed as it is binds my mind as well as my eyes.
Another poster said she looked "satisfied". I hadn't seen that in the picture at first. It immediately spoke to me of loving desire. However, after reading that comment, I agree with that assessment as well. I think it accomplishes both feelings / moods equally.
I would agree with the other poster that mentioned the angle. I get an odd vertigo kind of feeling from it. Regardless - immaculate picture. Bravo.
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