The three-quarter view is dynamic, refreshed, momentarily, and alive. It is the aesthetic antithetical action of the verb stay. To be frontal is static, still, and less lively. This is action at it best--the momentarily turning of the head, the rolling of the eyes, the slightly ajar lips, the transitory illumination, and the vibrant, shifting shades of hue. The pupils of her eyes reflected in her pearl earring, are but another footnote to the accent of beauty flung and given to the art of seduction, not ripe but fit teasing.
Posted on: Sun, 30 Jun 2013 20:38:16 +0000
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