A very fine image. I admire how you were able to achieve such an elegant yet casual pose; it hints at classical statuary, but the door provides a nice contrasting feeling of informality. Awesome lighting; I think it's all natural light, but if so there's some cleverly reflected light creating a subtle fill effect that's exactly right. The model's shadow on the door also works especially well. It's my top choice ... 10
I like the play of light and shadows in this shot as well as the color tone. Only minor distraction is the spot on the door that I would have cloned out.
Nicely posed to really flatter the model. I think a hair light would have made this a little better but not enough to improve my score since I gave it a 10 and added to my favorites.
I really like this. Very good pose! The lighting is crazy good, backlighting can be very sensual. The only thing I don't really like is the line in the wall behind her. Otherwise it's great! 8.
I like your use of lighting and the pose of the model, her expression is great. I like the corner in the bg, the separation of light/dark in the bg works in how it offsets the model in different ways. At first I didn't know if I like the door, I'm now leaning towards liking the angles and how they contrast with the curves of the model. Very well done!
Back for a second look, and to comment - love the strong light from what seems to be a window, and the way it lights her body. Her pose looks a bit forced, but not entirely un-natural. Love the simplicity of the white walls and door. 9
Very lovely lighting, I think the reason that this got rated down at all was that the angle of her back is a bit steep, a slightly less degree of arch would have improved the shot a bit. However still rated it a 7. Good luck.
Great lighting, Great pose. If this is a self portrait I admire you guts to submit. If it is not, I think it is a great photo anyways. Good luck in the challenge.
This is a very nice image. Nice pose, great lighting. Beautiful model. Well photographed, with only one minor flaw, which many photogrpahers make. Clothing Lines. It is always best to ask your model to wear very loose fitting clothes just prior to the shoot and maybe just a house coat for a half hour or so before the shoot to allow those lines made by elastic to relax and disappear. That, is the only flaw I find in this stunning image. <9>
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