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Here’s a nude yoga picture of Chloe doing a half shoulderstand.
Interestingly, the half shoulderstand is in the Hathayoga Pradipika, the authoritative text on Hatha yoga, but the full shoulderstand is not.

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Fiona demonstrates a version of vrksasana, or tree pose.
You’ll notice that her form is a bit different from Zita’s tree pose. These are just two versions of the same naked yoga asana. The raised foot doesn’t have to be pressed into the standing leg.
In fact, there’s a variation called adho mukha vrksasana, or

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Here’s Fiona showing off a naked yoga fish pose, or matseyasana. This pose is harder than it looks.
I wish you could see her feet, it would make this pose easier to explain.

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This photo of Chloe comes from a naked yoga collection on Met-Art, a fine nude photography site.
Her hands are in jnana mudra, a meditative position. I think it’s called something else besides jnana mudra, though, when the hands are held on either side of the face. I looked and looked and couldn’t find the name [...]

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Here Luba shows us a naked gomukhasana, literally, the “cow-faced” pose. Some also call this post the “face of light.”
Luba is Petter Hegre’s wife, and you can find her pictures on DOMAI, where this series comes from, as well on Hegre-Art and Luba’s private site.
More details to come.

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This is such a deep scorpion pose, I’m not even sure it’s still a scorpion pose — I’ll have to look it up.
Two things are certain — this young lady can really bend. And the other thing? Beat A. von Weissenfluh is one skilled art photographer.
Even more impressive is that he’s not a full-time photographer. [...]

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© Ben Heys - FOTOLIA
I bought this photo for $1 from FOTOLIA — well worth it. You could use it for your screensaver or something, so I recommend you download a copy as well.
This is a spinal twist, which feels great after forward and backward bends. Very good for you.
Great job to the photographer. We [...]

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