Fit to be…
There is a lively look in Melisa A.’s blue eyes that gives this series a sustained spark of energy. Of course, with her face and body there is never any shortage of energy no matter where or when this magnificent model appears.
Here she’s posing outdoors, perhaps on a rooftop deck or patio. She obviously loves modeling and the camera. And the camera — in this case wielded by Luca Helios — loves her in return. Those ever-erect nipples, those hand-filling breasts, that shapely ass, that trim, toned torso, those endless legs — truly, the inventory of physical excellence this pretty lass possesses is virtually without end!
My one complaint, and it is exceedingly minor, is that there is a certain “modelishness” to the set. Melisa is naturally beautiful — have I mentioned her outlandishly long and lustrous hair? — but, in this outing, there is the slightest lack of relaxation or ease in her manner. She does, however, break character in the final shot, raising her hand in a cheery wave. I choose to believe she doesn’t mean “Farewell,” but rather, “See you again, soon!”
Hm, so which set is better? I don’t know…
I’ve worked with Melisa recently on 2 music videos. Check them out and leave a comment on youtube if you like them: http://www.kandynouvelle.de
Enjoy, thanks a lot!
Hi Adam S.O here. As for Melisa A, you’re right on the money with her description, she is a beauty alright
as for the lack of relaxation or ease in this series, I have found that she tends to express herself with strong firm poses using that firm body of hers. There are other photos within this series that show her relaxing, but one has to look closely. I have found in the past with her series she is serious within her shoots but she can either show it with her smile, specially with her blue sexy eyes — they say all. As for her hair, it’s just one of many of her fine attributes. If she is only 5ft 2″ tall that long dark hair must be nearly 4ft long at least! I’ll return to this post of yours with some image numbers that show Melisa relaxing at the same time she’s posing. And no offence meant either, you have a great insight within you posts.The only thing that didn’t tickle my fancy was her outfit just a tad too to frilly for me. Still with Melisa’s body who’s going to look at her outfit, anyway?
Cheers From OZ
For the record, I’m never offended if a member disagrees with my opinion, or has a different reaction to a set. That’s exactly what the comments section is for: giving MetArt members a place to share their opinions and observations. My task, as I see it, is to start the conversation, after that, where it goes, nobody knows, but I always enjoy hearing what people have to say. And I totally get what you’re saying about the frilly outfit. It’s easy for us to get extra-critical. When a girl is as beautifully built as Melisa A., she can wear army boots and make them look good!
Dear Adam
I wouldn’t worry too much about my other half’s comments, i think i know what threw him off the word “modelishness.” He thought you meant this series wasn’t so great he isn’t use too big words apart from within his trade i guess there’s a bit of a difference in terminology between the States & Australia. I know as a lady what you meant by it. As for the outfit, i think it suits her very well — seen worse. As for the army boots even Melisa wearing truckers gear she would still look good those nipples would poke through a pair of overalls. That’s the best thing about Melisa A, she has that natural, charismatic charm about her in all her series. As for her blue eyes, as you quoted shows a substance of spark of energy as the saying goes “The Eyes Are The Windows To The Soul.” She has gorgeous eyes — image #29 is priceless so are #92-93. As for her firm legs, quoting a song from Z Z Top, “She’s Got Legs And She Knows How To Use Them.” I guess in the end you both were talking about the same thing, but in different terminology. Plus it serves him right for staying up so early in the morning our time too trying to be a smartass (excuse the pun). Adam he wasn’t out to offend you he just stuffed up from his end the silly old coot and don’t worry about the spelling the B.O.J got to the dictionary.
regards from the southern hemisphere
rags25_Marie
No worries (to coin a phrase)! If the word “modelishness” was confusing, there’s a reason — I made it up! My intention was to convey a certain stiffness, like when a model is trying to look like a model, instead of trying to be herself and look natural. It gets complicated, though, and “modelish” poses can be great ones. We’re all in agreement about Melisa A, and from eyes to the tips of those splendid legs she’s a beauty, no matter where you are on this globe of ours. Best to one and all…