Before After Skin Retouching Monochrome Diptych

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover, black-and-white fine-art skin-retouching diptych. Monochrome studio finish with deep blacks. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] Two nearly equal vertical photo panels separated by a thin white vertical seam placed just left of centre, about 48% across. Both halves frame the same subject identically: an extreme close-up head-and-shoulders portrait on a pure black background. Left half: the 'before' version — flatter contrast, visible skin texture and uneven tones, slightly hazy blacks. Right half: the 'after' version — richer blacks, sculpted highlights on the cheekbones, evened skin, crisper eyes and lips. No graphics, plates or borders of any kind; the two monochrome photographs fill the frame completely and the only divider is the hairline seam. [Subject] A young woman with very short dark hair, wearing a thin-strapped white lace camisole, leaning slightly forward toward the camera with a steady, direct gaze. Head-and-shoulders close-up in both halves, dramatic low-key side lighting carving one cheek out of the blackness. [Headline] none — the cover carries no text at all. [Badges] none. [Mood] Stripped-down monochrome: silver highlights, ivory straps, absolute black background. Editorial and serious; at thumbnail size the brightness jump between the left and right face tells the whole story.