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Harpsman

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This could've been special... if only she had straightened her head/neck. A better photographer would've directed her to do that.
Have seen other pics from this shoot. Two or three of them seem worthy of entry.
I see what you say and still think it's a worthy contestant.

The pic from that shoot of her sitting on the pool edge is pretty cool, but she has her back to the camera and that would probably irk some of our resident experts/super judges.
 
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DuanCulo

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Prod3

Expect Nothing and Appreciate Everything
This could've been special... if only she had straightened her head/neck. A better photographer would've directed her to do that.
Have seen other pics from this shoot. Two or three of them seem worthy of entry.

I actually disagree with that...I think I've said this before somewhere, but a head tilt and exposing more neck increases the sexiness and erotic appeal of the model than if it was straight. It's all to do with body language!
A straight neck is not as interesting and as sexy. Plus, with her head tilt you get to see more of her flowing hair, which you would not see as much of with a straight neck.

Would a better photographer really have directed her to a straight neck too? Surely it would be the other way around and the photographer would have prompted her to tilt her head as per the "Body Language" element. That's probably why there is a picture in that set of her with a tilted head rather than straight as the latter got left out ;) We all know only a small percentage of a photographers photos taken at a shoot make the final set :)

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I actually disagree with that...I think I've said this before somewhere, but a head tilt and exposing more neck increases the sexiness and erotic appeal of the model than if it was straight. It's all to do with body language!
A straight neck is not as interesting and as sexy. Plus, with her head tilt you get to see more of her flowing hair, which you would not see as much of with a straight neck.

Would a better photographer really have directed her to a straight neck too? Surely it would be the other way around and the photographer would have prompted her to tilt her head as per the "Body Language" element. That's probably why there is a picture in that set of her with a tilted head rather than straight as the latter got left out ;) We all know only a small percentage of a photographers photos taken at a shoot make the final set :)

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I like a nice head tilt as well as it often enhances a pose. However, in this instance it seems unnaturally exaggerated to me.
In the end, the "collective wisdom" of the judges will decide. ;)

 

DuanCulo

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