lust for sale
by shutterfly

Comment:
i think that if you tried a light feathered edge around the washed out spots to the lower right and left, that might solve your lightness problem and give it a little dreamy effect and shift the focus even more to emma and the money under her. or would that be too campy?

about emma's wrinkled forehead: that's a much more natural and seductively innocent expression than if you told her to try not to raise her eyebrows as she gives the ''come hither'' look. people tend to get hung up too much on wrinkles as a sign of aging, and if you're stuck on that then i guess you can argue that the wrinkles are a foreshadowing of the premature aging that will come with a loose lifestyle.

but i really believe that seeing an attractive young woman make her forehead wrinkle can be seductive, playful, and even beatiful, and can tell a story. [i would've liked it if emma's wrinkles had a more even pattern, but that's up to nature, and she's _really_ pretty no matter what. ;] ] so i think telling the model to change her expression or pose to avoid forehead wrinkles or brushing down bangs to try to hide them or worse airbrushing them or editing them away is a disservice.

joe