Sally Mann shares Woodman's use of black and white photography to explore the body in dreamlike, ethereal environments with a haunting atmospheric quality. Her work similarly blurs the boundary between the human figure and its surrounding landscape using experimental darkroom techniques.

Duane Michals creates experimental black and white photographs with ghostlike, dissolving figures and a deeply conceptual, surreal mood that closely mirrors Woodman's ethereal presence in this piece. His work similarly treats the photographic medium as a tool for exploring invisible psychological and spiritual states.

Francesca Mollett creates figurative works where the female form merges with natural and architectural surroundings in an ethereal, atmospheric manner that echoes Woodman's dissolving figures. Her dreamlike aesthetic and interest in the body as part of a larger environment aligns closely with the mood of this specific piece.