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Here we go!

You're on a roll with prizes at that other site, congratulations.


Separating the woman from the props, she is a very nice looking model--face nicely morphed, busty but not implausibly so, good figure, excellent texture, nicely detailed. I myself don't find any incongruity in the props/outfit combination, as everyone knows and expects that people in the future and people from outer space have a fashion sense that's very different from contemporary trends of Western culture. Plus other elements like the lighting of the scene, etc are all good.


The only thing I do find a bit puzzling about the image is the perspective, as it (deceptively no doubt) appears that she is standing at a 45 degree angle in relation to the floor. Did you employ an unusually short focal length on your camera lens for this scene?

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Wonderful job Whazizname! She is a beauty.

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Thanks for the comments everyone!


Endosphere:

The camera lens is 60mm.

I think the strange angle feeling is due to the pattern on the floor, and that it is not aligned parallel to the camera. The tilting of the camera makes it seem more extreme than it is. (I did not intend for the "tilt overload" to occur; but I have thought about it since I noticed it.)

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