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The model is lovely, with a beautiful but realistic figure. The faint tan lines visible near her breasts tell us this is not a forest spirit or the like; she wears clothing with a distinct shape. This is a visitor to the forest / swamp from civilization -- despite her graceful, delicate pose and gauzy garment.
The color contrast is excellent! The murky, almost sickly green water offers a sharp contrast with her milky skin and the fabric -- which seems almost blue here -- as well the grey tree bark. The objects floating on the water, and reflection of the trees in it, evokes M.C. Escher's "Three Worlds" -- but with a sylph just off center.
We have a nice mix of textures with the smooth skin, sheer fabric, murky, dappled water and rough tree bark. The eye doesn't linger in one area; it is drawn to explore the image.
I'm not a photographer or other visual artist; I write. So I have nothing to say about f-stops, exposures, or the like. If you bungled anything in that manner, it slipped past me
Thanks for sharing!
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