I have always felt each one of your photographs expresses a very intimate view of different qualities in women. A close-up on the hands conveys the delicacy and tenderness of the female touch. The faces partially framed out of your compositions allude to the cryptic secrets of femeninity. The clothes and jewels are so exquisitely depicted they have the power of a nude. Your vision is unique, charged with symbolic gestures and rich nuances.
The woman in this photograph is faceless, she has her back to the world (the camera) and seems to be denying her fate: the apple (of course!), desire and condemnation suspended in mid air. This is the portrait of a crucial moment unresolved, of doubt eternal.
It is original as all your other works. You have a personal style that can hardly go unnoticed. The style is a constant value in your art and each artwork is a revelation.
As for technique, what impresses me most is your mastery of light. You create your own world by simply lighting it. Your choice of colour is also important and matches your themes. Subdued, toned-down and subtle, you couldn't choose a better palette for your secret women. You don't mistreat your photographs with the abuse of textures and elements. You just say what you have to say without shouting. A rare quality.
This image captivates me to the point that I feel as suspended as the apple. I'm trapped in the moment, expecting an outcome I will not find. That apple, magnificently still, defies the law of gravity and -as in the Bible- moral law itself.
Probably.