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I was born with quite a severe sway back. It's lessened with age but there was a time when it was almost as exaggerated as I made it in the pose.Related content
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The lighting and composition of this image are incredible.Β And you look lovely. 
It's interesting that you turned your spinal contour into a real plus here.Β Was your "sway back" at all painful?Β I hope not.Β But I'm sure that as a kid it must have been difficult being "different" because of it. . .
I've just discovered your Gallery, and I find every image so different from what precedes and follows that I don't know what to look at first! 
Keep up the great work!
R
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Thank you so much! I've exaggerated my spine here. It's not normally as pronounced as this and has gotten straighter as I've gotten older. I have a very long torso which is great for wearing corsets but not so great on the spine. The downsides of being tall. Thanks for the lovely compliments! It means a lot.
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First, I'm glad that you weren't put off by my comments.Β After I sent it, I worried that they might have been a tad too personal. . .Β Anyway, I thought you might have been exaggerating the lean a bit (in a good way).Β So, just how tall are you, Meghan?
And you're very welcome.
R
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Ok, that's about what I thought from your description.Β It's difficult to tell from most modeling photos, even when you're standing, because you're not standing near an objects that would give perspective.Β But your figure is proportioned so nicely that it wouldn't matter.
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That is really interesting, and how you exaggerate it gives credence to all things expressed poetically. Β Beautifully done. Β
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Thank you very much!
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I think the curve in your back is MARVELOUS!!!
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This is beautifully posed and shot very well done meg
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Thank you very much!
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Aww, thank you!
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Damn, girl when I see you I feel like a horse
Beautiful
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I have this. It makes me look pregnant and scrunches in my stomach when I bend inward. It's also impossible for my lower back to bend outward. It's hell and runs in my family. You, however look fantastic and ALOT better. :9
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I'm so sorry to hear that! *big hugs* Thanks for the compliment, hun!
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This photo is extremely elegant and if put in black and white could be mistaken for a sculpture.
The way that you hair frames your face is one of the first things that I notice. The drapery is also lovely in how it adds movement and grace to the picture.
You look so calm and stoic and elegant - the accentuated curve of your back enhances all of these. Wonderful image.
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What a wonderful comment! Thank you so much!
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My back used to be like this! Then I had surgery last year, which fixed my back and other things 
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Thank you!
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I actually like it. Almost like Jessica Rabbit exaggerated.
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I have a sway back too
My Mum had to give me posture/walking lessons when I was 12
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Yeah, I was put into ballet very young so my posture improved. *is currently slouched over in pajama pants*
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Haha, I wasn't graceful enough for ballet, or it was too expensive
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I had the wrong feet.
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Oh dear. Oh well, at least you are allowed to eat cake!
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Exaggeration for aesthetic purposes goes way back. Hyperlordosis can be seen in many classic pinups as well as the attenuated ribbing of corsets to create that look that you have naturally.
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That was actually one of the inspirations for this picture. Thank you!
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Thank you!
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As contradictory as it sounds, the extreme sway of you back in this picture makes you seem more elegant and poised. It also really accentuates your curves. All in all I really like this shot, and as always you make a striking model and artist
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Thank you so much!
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