Well, you could turn her more toward the wall, have her looking up the stairs more, or maybe back over her shoulder. Or you could have her sitting on the stairs, hugging her knees and resting her chin on her knees. Or have her standing at the bottom of the stairs, with her hands on her hips, tapping her toe, looking up the stairs as she impatiently waits for her to join her for a night at the opera. Or you could give her a frightened look, as she slowly climbs the stairs to investigate that crash she just heard. Just some ideas... Reagrds- Lemurtek

Shift the lighting more behind her.. as if coming from the wall off page... darken the lighting a bit... that'll remove the washout to the skin textures and give a bettre contrast to the dress, maybe apply one of the many great textures in here and "out there" to the figure to give it a more realistic appearance.. If I had to pick out one thing though.. I'd say "throw some filters on those lights"... My opinion.. but many more will follow 8 ) Wizzard

I think she needs the thigh morphs at my site, for a start: http://victorian.fortunecity.com/impressionist/1030/ Try getting her more balanced on the back leg, most poses aren't equally weighed on both legs. Do something with her right hand & arm too, at the least change the hand so it is different than the other.

Thanks for the suggestions everyone I will do somemore work on the picture this week and see what I can do. Look for a repost later this week. The shoes are Jim Burtons from the Free stuff and the wall and flooring textures came from there as well.