In life, as in art, the beautiful moves in curves.
Edward G. Bulwer-Lytton
When I look at photos of stick-thin women, I have to wonder, what is the appeal? What is more boring than a straight line? The gentle curve of the hips, the breasts, the shoulder and upper arm, soft and gently sloping, defines the feminine form. That women – and especially young girls – are conditioned to eschew this natural phenomenon causes more harm than can ever be expressed in a simple blog.
The Weekly Photo Challenge prompt this week is Curves. This photo not only shows a modern version of a curvaceous woman, but the framed print harkens back to a time when this shape was considered ideal.
There are other examples of curves in this picture, but the nature of a woman cannot be overshadowed.
Please click on the link above to see other examples of “Curves.”
Pics by Peep 
Nice set-up and great shot to carry it through. Well done, Peep.
Thank you 🙂
Peeping in again this week and spotting another lovely photo. 🙂
janet
lol peep away! And thank you, Janet 🙂
Well said!
Thank you 🙂