Solo all-fours (look back)

Description: What distinguishes this pose from a plain all-fours hold is the turn: the model is on hands and knees but rotates the head back toward the lens, supplying direct eye contact from a rear presentation. The rear three-quarter view it produces has made it a staple of glamour and tease work in both print and video.

Variations: Back arched or dropped between the shoulder blades; forearms lowered to the surface; knees together or set apart.

On camera: Framed from the rear or in side profile, wide enough to hold the full body; the look-back is what carries the shot.

AI design considerations: A horizontal torso carried on four vertical limbs. The turned head and the arch of the lower back define the pose; keep the neck rotation anatomically bounded and register all four contact points to one surface.