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I don't need to comment this one for it has all the attributes of a John Peri photograph! Top model, environment, pose, beautiful B&W tones! And I won't have nightmares, only sweet dreams, ha! Cheers John!

Rorschach

I totally agree with Dumas. Its really a classic composition. I have touched it to make some changes. Can you find them? All the best. Rgeards.

Hello my friend .. well, I could see that the lower part of the costume didn't look as if it was quite in place,  indeed it looks a little strange .. which could be accentuated by the position of the hips .. but that is how it was however, so I left it ..  :-)

WOW! Abolutely beautiful, love it.

Cheers.

Faanastic contrast. It is interesting that the overall impression here is more glamour than drama. I would have expected  a more dramatic  "feel" rather than the glamour/fine art "feel" that I actually get. This is probably due to the lack of eye contact.  At any rate, it is a very good image of a very beatiful woman. Kudos to you  both.

Jim Phelps

WOW stunning pose.

Great shoot

Antonio

good shot.. some minor correction to bring it further ; )

Thank you for your time, but I do not correct photos in that way, and if the iron bedpost is bent or  the clothing is badly placed to begin with, as I say further up, they usually remains so in my photos. I would have more suggestions. With your reasoning, there is almost no limit to what one can do to this or any other photo. Indeed, I have removed a shelf in a recent posting but offered both versions for comparison. I think that most people prefer to look at something that is authentic, I am a photographer not a graphic artist. Is it not the case with your work?