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I hadn't noticed (because I always skip pictures in articles that don't look like data visualizations), but I went back to check, and the model looks very comfo

I hadn't noticed (because I always skip pictures in articles that don't look like data visualizations), but I went back to check, and the model looks very comfortable. They are wearing a fashionable shirt that is off a shoulder and is longer than her pants. Her pants _are_ visible, so she is not half-dressed, she is just wearing pants that are much more useful for fashion than relaxing, which makes me think she has social activities planned. We also get a fairly large portion of the room in the shot, and it looks expensive and well-cleaned. Again, I didn't notice this at all, but I do not think the poster is projecting at all, just reading into different cues.

Karawebnetwork 6y ago
Here is another angle https://unsplash.com/photos/GVSoj-FO5LM https://unsplash.com/photos/GVSoj-FO5LM and here is a front shot https://www.facebook.com/Anthony.fotography/photos/398083274001022 https://www.facebook.com/Anthony.fotography/photos/398083274... where you can see she is not smiling. You can see she has no pants https://www.facebook.com/Anthony.fotography/photos/398085460667470 https://www.facebook.com/Anthony.fotography/photos/398085460... but is wearing boyshort panties or something similar. Here are some shots of the same composition with another model https://unsplash.com/photos/PqIvg8mw-4U https://unsplash.com/photos/PqIvg8mw-4U https://unsplash.com/photos/DJGg9tYrDLo https://unsplash.com/photos/DJGg9tYrDLo. Here is another angle of that other model https://www.facebook.com/Anthony.fotography/photos/418260795316603/ https://www.facebook.com/Anthony.fotography/photos/418260795... where you can see she is staring at the wall with no smile on her face. To me, those are women in "pyjamas" lounging in an empty apartment, lost in deep thoughts. The composition of the photo is cold, with hues of blue and the model is centered in the frame. They appear homesick or nostalgic. I doubt that the artist aimed to show comfort and happiness. The only time I would wear such clothings (big warm socks, a pair of boyshorts and a long shirt) is when I am not expecting any company and when I'm not expecting to go outside. Going outside would require changing socks, putting pants on and wearing a shirt that is not transparent. I agree that they are glamorous, but aren't big empty apartments the loneliest?

Karawebnetwork 6y ago

Here is another angle https://unsplash.com/photos/GVSoj-FO5LM https://unsplash.com/photos/GVSoj-FO5LM and here is a front shot https://www.facebook.com/Anthony.fotography/photos/398083274001022 https://www.facebook.com/Anthony.fotography/photos/398083274... where you can see she is not smiling. You can see she has no pants https://www.facebook.com/Anthony.fotography/photos/398085460667470 https://www.facebook.com/Anthony.fotography/photos/398085460... but is wearing boyshort panties or something similar. Here are some shots of the same composition with another model https://unsplash.com/photos/PqIvg8mw-4U https://unsplash.com/photos/PqIvg8mw-4U https://unsplash.com/photos/DJGg9tYrDLo https://unsplash.com/photos/DJGg9tYrDLo. Here is another angle of that other model https://www.facebook.com/Anthony.fotography/photos/418260795316603/ https://www.facebook.com/Anthony.fotography/photos/418260795... where you can see she is staring at the wall with no smile on her face. To me, those are women in "pyjamas" lounging in an empty apartment, lost in deep thoughts. The composition of the photo is cold, with hues of blue and the model is centered in the frame. They appear homesick or nostalgic. I doubt that the artist aimed to show comfort and happiness. The only time I would wear such clothings (big warm socks, a pair of boyshorts and a long shirt) is when I am not expecting any company and when I'm not expecting to go outside. Going outside would require changing socks, putting pants on and wearing a shirt that is not transparent. I agree that they are glamorous, but aren't big empty apartments the loneliest?