Seen from below: the point-of-view Facesitting scene
Facesitting is shot from the viewer's point of view, looking up. The woman from your photo sits over the camera, bottomless, so the viewer is placed beneath her, and the framing keeps her face visible above instead of losing it. Missionary and Cowgirl show a couple from the outside; here there is no second body in the shot, just her and the lens.
The low angle means the effect reconstructs much of her lower body, but it relies on the photo for her face and figure. A clear waist-up or full-length picture of one woman, face turned toward the camera, gives the most faithful result. Skip steep selfies taken from above. Nobody should appear in the upload without having said yes to it, and every person must be an adult.


















