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I smoothed out the underarm area, and lightened the shadows a tiny bit more, then took some of the excess magenta out of the blacks, to come up with a colder and "more-black black" to her stylish outfit.

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^^^

This is more like it. That outfit makes her look amazing. Its a much better presentation when you can see how the clothes accentuate her curves.
 
I'm just a new guy, but I much prefer the 2nd edit to the first. She has such a beautiful shape and it shows up much better with less shadow.

I really like the pose and the way her hair is set.

Thank you :)

Get her off the background. Not 8 feet, but not actually touching the background.

It was a try and I don't mind trying that next time :) Thank you

I smoothed out the underarm area, and lightened the shadows a tiny bit more, then took some of the excess magenta out of the blacks, to come up with a colder and "more-black black" to her stylish outfit.

Thank you for the edit.. looks good to me..

^^^

This is more like it. That outfit makes her look amazing. Its a much better presentation when you can see how the clothes accentuate her curves.

I agree.. since you like the outfit, here is another one I like..

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Very tasty. Youre going to make me start drooling at work.
 
Way better than the first photo.
 
If you do not mind, here is my take on this photo (I'm not practiced in bumping up severely under-exposed areas without introducing noise. I smoothed her armpit area and re-did her whole arm shadow area. I changed the black outfit to a purple-ish and softened the whole photo.):
 

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Very tasty. Youre going to make me start drooling at work.

:)

Just for you to know, we work in the same office!

Way better than the first photo.

Thank you.

This is a thousand times better!

Thank you for commenting

If you do not mind, here is my take on this photo (I'm not practiced in bumping up severely under-exposed areas without introducing noise. I smooth her armpit area and re-did her whole arm shadow area. I changed the black outfit to a purple-ish and softened the whole photo.):

Other than the noise, I really like it what you have done especially to the arm.. But how did you clean the underarm?

Thanks for your time editing and commenting..
 
I did a slight bit of cloning, not much and then I made a new blank layer and painted a shadow up her arm, reduced opacity a tad and voila
 
I did a slight bit of cloning, not much and then I made a new blank layer and painted a shadow up her arm, reduced opacity a tad and voila

Thanks alot for the explanation :)
 
If you do not mind, here is my take on this photo (I'm not practiced in bumping up severely under-exposed areas without introducing noise. I smoothed her armpit area and re-did her whole arm shadow area. I changed the black outfit to a purple-ish and softened the whole photo.):
It might just be my monitor, but over here this edit looks very bad... very very noisy and overexposed.. not sure if it's a color profile issue or anything.. but I have a feeling im not seeing what you intended..
 
I believe that your composition is good, her body posture is good, but the few negatives that hold this photo back in my opinion are the clothing and the shadow which takes up a large chunk of the photo. I would suggest moving the model a few feet from the background to reduce those shadows. otherwise its a pretty good photo!
 

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