Secretarys are the perfect damsels... 6

An absolutely amazing picture set; certainly one of my favorite from you in awhile that shows an understanding of the viewer in every frame. The first picture caught my eyes mid scroll as I noticed the expression on her face. On top of that the contrast of her bright blue ensemble placed in front of someone in all black sold it for me from a visual standpoint. A creative pose showing off her cute look of desperation while at the same time putting your two's wedding ring on display tying the picture together nicely.

Onto the second picture, while not particularly creative as we've seen the pose in its various incarnations throughout the old days of maid cosplay <img src="e.deviantart.net/emoticons/s/s…" width="15" height="15" alt="" data-embed-type="emoticon" data-embed-id="391" title=" (Smile)"/> For me at least when evaluating something critically I have to ask myself why it's there and if it's existence furthers the sets meaning. The extra touch of showing off her hands again and the strictness of a familiar tie leaves off on a good note.

While it's a good picture on its own I have to look at it fairly and judge part three alongside the others; in doing that it's fine but honestly nothing special. Once again a perfectly fine and good picture but paling in comparison to the rest of the set.

Part four is and beyond are a major part in why I gave you the maximum score in vision and technique. The intricately fastened straps both contrasting the blue focus in her outfit and drawing the eye to it as if to look for more. I found my eyes wandering across it and noticing things such as her shined shoes and that the straps continued by wrapping around her upper legs which I honestly might not have noticed otherwise.

As for part five it follows through on the similar creativity shown previously though builds on it with an effective camera angle. Part of what makes a picture stand out from similar others is taking the chance to show what the others couldn't due to positioning. This picture gives a good view of both her shoes and the rest of the cosplay from a simple but effective standpoint.

And finally, last but not least, picture number five. I adore picture number five. It supplements a relatively simple pose with fine camera angling and a focus on both her face and struggling hands. Along with that taking the idea that more is better if it makes sense and showing an above shot of the rest of her current bonds along another picture of her distressed face in slightly different lighting. An absolute masterpiece of a picture and the best in the set if you ask me.

So overall for this set <img src="e.deviantart.net/emoticons/s/s…" width="15" height="15" alt="" data-embed-type="emoticon" data-embed-id="391" title=" (Smile)"/> Well look at the rating. Though I wouldn't be a good reviewer without pointing out something here and there though keep in mind this is just nitpicks at this point as the set's honestly very good. The third picture has nothing really going on, she's stood in front of a plain wall. Though it matches her color this partially works against you as it makes her somewhat blend to the wall. Every other picture in the set had multiple focus's to pull in the viewer to different bits though that one... it's good but certainly the odd one out of the set.