My camera’s “eye”, as I like to call it, is round.

2 colleagues, to see if this is a photograph from 1992.

The mockup has eight scenes of sweatshirts, four of which presents the front view and four exhibits the back view.

Image 2 (back view): Back facing image of the model.

Woman Seen from the Back is part of a well-identified genre of production.

Woman Seen from the Back is part of a well-identified genre of production.

Image 2 (back view): Back facing image of the model.

Often the burden of the load allows a view of only the back.

Above (photo 2), you can see the back of the installation.

Viewed from behind, a shirtless woman looks at an unlimited space.

From behind, an ohaguro bettari looks like a beautiful woman wearing a kimono – often a newlywed in her bridal gown.

The last part (the example) is a bit closer to the reality.

If you can see the leg from both sides, then it is not filled.

The stern of the Golf 8 is, again, an evolution of that of the current model.

From his back, he gets in the car and I watch the Impala drive off.