It's late at night, or early morning I guess. So that usually means I'm alone, unable to sleep sitting in front of my computer screen. Furthermore, that usually means that my mind is working more vigorously then it ever does at any other time. Every once in a while I take a moment just to browse through different peoples Deviant Art accounts. Lately I've come across pages that have pictures of beautiful women. Sometimes I try to look past the physical beauty in attempt to see if there is something more then the things the attract me. I know there are many things that can make a great picture! Awesome scenery, nice contrasting colors, and impressive angles etc. There is so much that makes a formadible picture. Though, If someone that didn't grab what attracts me so rashly that was in this same picture doing the same thing, would I still find it a great piece? Yet, I know I can find a picture wonderful even if it doesn't have the most beautiful specimen, but it begins to make me think further.

We're looking at the photography, we're looking for the contrasting colors, the impressive angling, the great scenery, wardrobe, makeup and everything else that conjucts to a great picture. The model though? If she is beautiful and contains everything a female has that I find captivating, is this a form of art? I've recently noticed my appreciation for an individuals symmetry. Hair, Eyes, Mouth, Teeth, Face, Skin, Body, Hands all of which seem to be most important to me. If I find these things in someone, and they're completely radiant? Are they what I'm seeing? Is their beauty apart of the form, or is it focus/piece?

I get tempted to compliment sometimes, but usually they've had so many people before them come and go saying things like, "Beautiful, Sexy, I wish I was there" etc... I suppose those are positive remarks? I'd rather not be a drooling dog though. Physical attraction is nice, it is obviously the first thing a person sees. Though, if I am physically attracted to a piece, I want to acknowledge that... but at the sametime somehow let them know that they're quite enchanting.

How do you let someone know that though, and acknowledge effort that was put behind the piece? Without making the model or whoever feel like an object, and not a human being? Or, are the things I see being posted about them the things they'd like, and want to hear? Maybe I'm just over looking it. How do I make sure to set myself aside from the ones that really have no interest in the actual being in the photo? Or perhaps... I'm just like the rest? I don't think so though... I believe I feel something so much more.