Nameless...

I like how you tell a story in this series, with expression, pose and tape.

Did you intentionally push the dynamic range to blowout? Commercially, the value of a photo drops drastically (in my experience, especially for print media) with blowout present, although I know this look is becoming popular.

The problem with this technique is in the resulting loss of skin tone textures and detail, which results in muddy pasty looking skin, and in the loss of tonal quality for the image.

In the end I suppose it is a matter of personal choice.