Masterfully done. Every shot is an excellent study in form and grace. My only nit is that the glass slippers combined with the pole hints at other less than beautiful aspects of our society. I'm torn on the slippers .... on the one hand, taking the slippers out would make the images more clean in the sense that the total focus would be on the shape and form of the woman, on the other hand, the use of glass slippers with the light coming through adds a interesting visual implement that adds physical depth to the images and makes them more 3-dimensional. This is important as silhouettes can often end up looking flat and 2D. Finally, the use of B&W firmly set the focus on the form ... color would only distract.
As photographs (images) I think these are far more interesting than the full color set you posted earlier.
In general a good use of "silhouette" and use of the figure in the image frame.
I think the use of the "pole" as a prop works very well here and the use of the white set and exposure is very good. Much better images than most would likely make given the same set and circumstances. So..."good job."
While I don't expect to ever photograph this subject (or in this style) I can imagine it was a good challenge (photographically) and satisfying to see these nice results.
The images made me wonder how I would approach the same opportunity as a photographer. That is one of the best things about this forum and the occasional diversity of subjects shown here.
