would be a great photograph if she had more light in her face/chest....

Very well composed and the angle this time is really perfect.. As per the first review also from what you mentioned on many of your pics.. You use a film camera and a scanner right! Oh well.. If yes. When you scan the pic and edit it on your photo editor lets say photoshop or similar program.. Try the on of the following three options, look carefully on the results and if you didn't like it then UNDO the action. 1- Auto Level 2- Auto Contrast 3- Auto Colour And if non of them will help you since it is scanned pic.. Then you have to do them manually tho.. Now there could be another issue.. The monitor... Not every monitor you could calibrate!! So you might see your post with the colours that you are satisfied with.. But most of us no!! I agree with the fist post tho.. The face is dark.. What about you? Is it ok for you on your pc? If you are using adobe photoshop.. Then goto the control panel on your computer and you will find a blue icon called ADOBE GAMMA.. It is one of the best colour/monitors calibrations tools tho.. Just double click on it and use the step by step wizard.. btw: Many graphich designers doesn't know that tool.. Just do it and it will surprise you.. And if you need any help or support then hit me up and i will help you Lashia.. Have a lovely day and will check your next post honey JOE