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Published: 2012-02-13 08:02:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 23666; Favourites: 828; Downloads: 0
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Taken on a recent trip to the countryside around Bermagui NSW Australia with model Anoush Anou [link] a great model to work with. This is a shot almost straight out of the camera with some slight colour corrections in Camera Raw, but completely untouched by Photoshop.Related content
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Featured this great piece of art here: [link]
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What a gorgeous image! Your use of colour makes this sublime.
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great shot with the choice of layout and setting. nicely done. kudos to the model too.
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Wow.. Thanks.. I didn't even know I had gotten one lol
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it's beautiful man. i'm impressed. and she is a great model for this shot.
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whos that chik
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If u want to hurt me go on ahed,if it makes u feel any better,Yeah im fat maby ugly n talk too much but i also listen too much n i could b a cold hearted sinic like u but i dont like to hurt peoples feelings. You think what u want about me im NOT changen. I LIKE me My friends LIKE me My family LIKES me,cuz im a real person mostly nice and also if u dont like me ik one person who loves me enuff to die for me n thats GOD so WHAT U SEE IS WHAT U GET! deal with it!
~jessie
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the setting is beautiful, and so is the pose!
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Love the dreamy atmosphere. I am strangely attracted to her hands. Did you use all natural lighting for the shot or did you use flashes/lights etc?
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It's all natural light shot on location
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This would be added to my favs if it didn't contain a nude person.
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This would be added to my favorites if she were covered in fake blood.
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I love the contrast of the dark nature and the pure whiteness of her body.
She is very stunning.
Wonderful shot.
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Very pretty, it looks like that scene from Melancholia
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This is so beautiful, I love it so much!
The model is really beautiful and she looks so relaxed too.
All in all, this is a really beautiful piece of artistic nudity.
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Congratulations!, itΒ΄s a beautiful picture, the contrast, the composition, the mood is amazing!
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what a beautiful picture, i love the lighting and the feel, the picture get's the mind thinking, tells a story.
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it looks like a scene from a movie good job i like it
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Yeah, Melancholia (2011).
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I'm going to have to look this movie up..
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It's a great film. You'll know the scene I'm referring to the moment it appears. I hope you enjoy it
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I simply adore the camera angle, and the fact that this is completely untouched by photoshop gives me another reason to favorite this and watch you.
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wonderful composition.
I love the colours here, she's a beacon of light in the darkness of the wood. amazing, very well done
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i love the contrast with the models pale skin and the dar background^^
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I just started to go through Sir Kenneth Clark's 1956 art history overview The Nude. Interesting book if you have not read it.
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He was working to do a comprehensive art historical survey at the time and interestingly postulated that the nude is its own art form rather than a genre within art.
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No argument from me on that
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I don't think we can totally appreciate how turbulent the post-war period was. Traditional Western canon Classicists were at open war and felt under siege by the iconoclasm of the newer movements. The New York School Abstract Expressionists were dominant and the memorial exhibition for Pollock was shown in 1956.
Saying anything new about art in 1956 was opening the door to heated debate. Clark stood to get chewed on by his peers in academia and sneered at as irrelevant by the artists in vogue. You can see this tension where Clark wrote:
"When we wish to prove to the Philistine that our great revolutionaries are really respectable artists in the tradition of European painting, we point to their drawings of the nude. Picasso has often exempted it from that savage metamorphosis which he has inflicted on the visible world and has produced a series of nudes that might have walked unaltered off the back of a Greek mirror; and Henry Moore, searching in stone for the ancient laws of its material and seeming to find there some of the elementary creatures of whose fossilized bones it is composed, yet gives to his constructions the same fundamental character that was invented by the sculptors of the Parthenon in the fifth century before Christ."
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Wow, it has an almost painterly quality. Wish I'd taken it
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Reminds me of that song, "Lump" by Presidents of the United States of America! (PUSA)
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