Naughty Bits by beachzz
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I love how my British buddies refer to some things as "naughty bits"!! This is for them!!

Comments (28)
Beautiful Marilyn! Great color and detail!!
I get it...(smiles mischieviously). This is a beautiful flower...all softness and light.
The lighting is perfect.. Very nice work and capture. Aloha
Nice work!
I agree with Sharky, the lighting is excellent. Great shot!
Beautiful flower...
So beautiful! It was when I went to look for a pink one like this that I came home with the brown one..and an orange one and a maroon one......
shoul have posted that with a nudity warning ...
Gorgeous !! Love the 'spotlight' in there as well !! :)
Great lighting M, and yes it has a definite sensual quality well captured.
lol @ andrea.... i know its true
Wonderful shot!!
wow!another amazing capture of you x
And very naughty bits indeed! Beautiful shot!
More naughty bits :)
superlative capture!!!
'Tis the season! :) This is gorgeous ... nicely done!
Wonderful !!!!!!!! Roby
Stunning shot! Well done!
A wonderful image, and very sexy, too!!!!
sweet and I love the shine warm hug with a smile, Linda
superb
cool looking
It's not naughty, it's beautiful and natural!
Although lasciviously obscene, terrific clarity, color blends, lighting and textural effects in this image, Marilyn!
Outstanding lighting!
This is an awesome macro capture. Just look at the detail and color. Dana P
Lol, my grandfather would say, "how come you're showing me all these doity pictures!" (doity = dirty, in case you haven't been around a lot of e. european grandparents...) It's beautiful, and flowers are sexual parts of the plant, so why not? Your lighting gets the curls & furrows beautifully. You can see why painters like Georgia O'Keeffe loved flowers so much: Critics (male) who call her "a flower painter" miss her entirely: She paints the cosmos, and just happens to find it in flowers. Seen like this, one can see that those delicate little plants have the whole universe inside them. Really effective lighting in the center...