Black and white is somehow more truthful - more honest. I'm not sure, I can exactly explain what I see in this picture, or if I even know :-), but it is something. She is certainly hiding, despite her nakedness - its like she is on the path to uncloaking (is that a word?) herself, the mask has gone, her clothes too, now all she needs is to turn, show her eyes (the hardest part) and face the world.
strange.. but i find that pic ackward... i do agree the about black and white making it more artistic... but i dont get a feeling from the pic at all..
Interesting so many see so many different things in the same picture.
Here is what attracted me to use this one as a FNF:
I liked the thought of someone removing their mask, of opening themselves both physically and emotionally, someone comfortable in their own skin so to speak without the need for clothes or a facade to hide behind.
I like that this model has some meat on her bones. I've never been attracted to the model chicks that look like they are on a starvation diet and this girl looks like she knows how to enjoy a good steak when she sees it.
Her lips in this picture are always the first thing I'm drawn to. They are neither too full nor too thin. The lighting here is very good. The facial expression says, "here I am--take me or leave me but what you see is what you get and I ain't putting on any airs to please you" sorta look--lol.
Her legs, like the lips, are neither too big nor too small and the lighting gives them a smooth creamy look that begs to be caressed.
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Nice. All photos seem to look better in black and white.
Jack, I have to agree. Just something about black and white that gives a photo a more artistic look. Perhaps since a good b/w takes a bit more skill.
Black and white is somehow more truthful - more honest. I'm not sure, I can exactly explain what I see in this picture, or if I even know :-), but it is something. She is certainly hiding, despite her nakedness - its like she is on the path to uncloaking (is that a word?) herself, the mask has gone, her clothes too, now all she needs is to turn, show her eyes (the hardest part) and face the world.
Saying that, her stance (hand on hip) is more provocative than defensive or nervous, so...
Forget I said anything :-) lol
Look at the beautiful "S" curve of her spine faintly captured by the light. Very provocative.
Agnes, that "S" curve was the first thing I noticed too. ;-)
Servus here-
Ah yes, yet another happy ending to a long week.-brought to us via "FNF"
;-)
Love black and white! I wish her face was totally obsured.
Oh my...!
strange.. but i find that pic ackward... i do agree the about black and white making it more artistic... but i dont get a feeling from the pic at all..
wierd
aloha, ff
Interesting so many see so many different things in the same picture.
Here is what attracted me to use this one as a FNF:
I liked the thought of someone removing their mask, of opening themselves both physically and emotionally, someone comfortable in their own skin so to speak without the need for clothes or a facade to hide behind.
I like that this model has some meat on her bones. I've never been attracted to the model chicks that look like they are on a starvation diet and this girl looks like she knows how to enjoy a good steak when she sees it.
Her lips in this picture are always the first thing I'm drawn to. They are neither too full nor too thin. The lighting here is very good. The facial expression says, "here I am--take me or leave me but what you see is what you get and I ain't putting on any airs to please you" sorta look--lol.
Her legs, like the lips, are neither too big nor too small and the lighting gives them a smooth creamy look that begs to be caressed.
Last but not least, she's got a nice ass--lmao.
It took me a moment until I noticed the mask, and then 'masquerade' made so much more sense.
Beautiful picture.
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