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As the title suggests, this is a study of the nude in light and dark. The digital multi-chromatic technique is mostly monochromatic with a digital nod to traditional techniques such as sepia, selenium, platinum, and palladium that impart subtle tones. Models Narza (dark skin, in the center) and Tess (light skin in the shadow at left) contrast in pose and tone. The compelling nature of the light, or lack thereof, on exposed flesh makes for an interesting exploration of the different aspects of the human form. This image can be as suggestive as it is circumspect.
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As the title suggests, this is a study of the nude in light and dark. The digital multi-chromatic technique is mostly monochromatic with a digital nod to traditional techniques such as sepia, selenium, platinum, and palladium that impart subtle tones. Models Narza (dark skin, in the center) and Tess (light skin in the shadow at left) contrast in pose and tone. The compelling nature of the light, or lack thereof, on exposed flesh makes for an interesting exploration of the different aspects of the human form. This image can be as suggestive as it is circumspect.
