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Excellent capture. Beautiful model subject and wonderful expression.
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as a tip, im trying to loose weight. im at about 130 now. how can i get a body like hers?
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There are a few astonishingly simple rules to follow.
1) no soda, cola, limo, energy drinks and even juices should be from real fruits without added sugar
2) drink a lot of water
3) eat something VERY small (half an apple maybe?) every two hours. Some fruit. It will give your body the necessary sugar -> glucose -> energy to work with, so it won't build up reserve fat for "bad times"
4) NO SNACKS in between, NONE
5) REGULAR meal times and sleeping times
6) enough sleep / food (starving yourself will make your body build up a fat reserve)
7) workout! Jogging (not running) or something similar
Good luck!
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Don't eat processed foods, especially sugar
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I think she looks perfectly healthy, and beautiful.
If she were unnaturally thin, you'd see ribs jutting out, which are not evident here.
She has muscle tone in her abdomen, evidence of a healthy lifestyle. She is not angular and bony, but soft and slim, and that's not a crime.
Sounds like some people might be inwardly jealous of her, just saying.
I think she's downright gorgeous, and I can appreciate her simple beauty.
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Just adding to the conversation, I am 21 years old, 5'4", and I have weighed 95-100pounds for the past couple of years. I eat more fast food than I should, I don't work out ever, and my bones stick out in a way that is almost unattractive lol.. granted my unhealthy habits may catch up with me in the future, but just cuz someone is thin doesn't mean they have an eating disorder 
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And I would consider eating Junk (food) an eating disorder...
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Lol idk about a disorder, it's certainly bad for me though haha
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great job,
and great modelling of her by the way
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Airbrushed to unhuman.The beauty of the human body is it'slight imperfection, but I guess you went for the alien look.
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Who cares about being human, for the sake of being human? Being something better, an improvement, superhuman, is the goal
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This is extremely pretty
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This is extremely pretty
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I'm impressed by the type of comments left on this image, and the number of people who left them. They're quite disgusting, and I am shocked that anyone would take the time to bring someone they don't know down.
It's upsetting. So, I apologize on the behalf of humanity for the unnecessary rudeness that has been received. You and your models seem hold incredible talent, and compose brilliant pieces of artwork. ^-^
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The comments on this image nearly made me cry. My feelings, as I scrolled down, ranged from horror, to disgust and even empathetic embarrassment. I do realise that there are a number of people who will NEVER be able to achieve a body like that of the model (myself included) and due to basic human nature are simply jealous, but is there any reason at all for the rudeness and disregard shown for both the photographer and the model? Since when has being fit been something to mock? I could perhaps understand if you could see any visible signs of unhealthy eating behaviours and were legitimately concerned for the woman's health, but the fact is, you can't and you're not. Do you really think that this model should put on weight to make you feel better about your own body image? My suggestion, for all that it's worth: look at this not as an insult to your imperfections, but as something to aspire to; being fit is something we can all achieve, regardless of factors like metabolism speed, current weight or even inclination to exercise.
Now, to the artist: I would first like to commend you on your work, and for putting up with all of the flak directed towards you. Second, I would like to apologise for the disgraceful commentary above on behalf of those (few, it seems) remaining people in the world who were brought up with the decency and respect required to function in this increasingly shockingly-mannered world.
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Well said 
Real sense and rationality- it still exists 
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Thank you. I really felt something had to be said, particularly to the artist, I can't even imagine how receiving these comments must feel...
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Thank you very much! I am very glad that you are supporting me. I agree with you completely!))
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Her face is too pale for the body.
Bad make up.
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She looks like one of the hobos strolling on mumbai streets.
Actually, I seen one much more healthy looking than her.trufax. [link]
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Lovely model. As for the thin comments, I'd say she's normal. There are no ribs showing, it's more of an illusion with the big hair, he head looks bigger, and then the over sized jeans.
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You would be wrong sir. She is skinnier than what would constitute as 'normal'. She is small in frame, which is why proportionally you may not think she looks TOO skinny.... But you can be too skinny even if ribs aren't sticking out. I happen to love her figure however.
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she is a beautiful girl i do modelling n i am thin n petite but healthy, her i can see she is aswell
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sloppy Photoshop job, to the average eye it's not too noticeable but to artists on here it's pretty clear XD She is lovely though.
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this picture is almost not to be processed.
I do retouching for glossy magazines, believe me, I make it perfectly
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:/ Lets agree to disagree. great picture though.
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I'm not typing this with the intention to flame/bash but I've seen fat people and thin people and this doesn't completely come across as natural to me, I'm not saying it is actually photoshopped but it just looks that way to me.
I'm also saying this judging from the fact that her skin looks almost too smooth to be completely natural....
If what I said doesn't happen to be true at all, I must say I apologise and that this model sure should be lucky the way she looks
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Wow, she's gorgeous! And her waist is so small! Love the torn, oversized jeans.
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It looks very like photoshop - but if that girl should be really so thin: eat more, lady! =O
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You must be so fat to make such a statement.
She is lean for her size, but you can't even see her ribs.
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And you must have a pretty boring life if you answer an old, longforgotten comment.
By the way: I'm underweight, so please be careful with your prejudices.
But maybe you never have seen underweight people in reality - you are an American, I forgot.
And this girl here ist just photoshopped, not more.
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she is simply a small and young girl, and she eats well.
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Her skin looks Photoshopped to me...ah, what do I know, maybe she just has really nice skin.
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...I think her jeans makes her look thinnier than she really is. Anyway, she is pretty and has a cute and "healty" tan
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wow she has such a nice expression
and to those other posts...
(btw. you can see if it's unhealthy or not if you look at their skin thickness, skintone(sometimes), muscleshapes)
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She's too skinny for me to find attractive, but the good news is that she doesn't look unhealthy and I can see muscle definition in her stomach. Very well-done photo, though. (:
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