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Ground-Level Rear Three-Quarter Crouch Rise

Ground-Level Rear Three-Quarter Crouch Rise. Study focus: The change in scale from the near foot through the bent legs to the pelvis in a low rear view.

ForeshorteningFemaleBody Study
Low rear three-quarter studio photograph of a woman rising from a crouch with bent knees, both soles grounded and one arm partly hidden.

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Camera angle
Very low rear right three quarter camera
Primary study focus
The change in scale from the near foot through the bent legs to the pelvis in a low rear view.
30-second exercise
Mark the near and far foot contacts, then block in the tilted pelvis above the bent knees.
2-minute exercise
Compare the apparent lengths of the near and far legs. Connect the soles, knees and hips, and distinguish visible arm contours from occluded edges.
Difficulty
Intermediate

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Begin with the main gesture and large body masses. Check overlaps and visible contact points before adding small details. Use the exercises above to focus this particular study.

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