Technical editorial photography focused on anatomical tattoo placement and visual composition. Adult female subject, rear three-quarter angle, camera positioned at hip height to prioritize gluteal and thigh structure. Frame deliberately centered on the lower body, with glutes and upper thighs occupying the primary focal plane. Tattoos are the dominant visual element, large-scale designs precisely positioned on the gluteal muscles and posterior thighs, with clear separation and intentional spacing. Symmetrical and asymmetrical tattoo layout across both legs, including bold lettering on one thigh and illustrative floral or ornamental motifs on the opposite side. Ink follows anatomical landmarks, wrapping naturally along muscle contours and curvature, enhancing volume and depth. High contrast between tattoo ink and skin tone for maximum legibility. Minimal black lingerie used strictly as a framing element to expose tattoo boundaries and placement. Subject standing near a large window, natural side light defines muscle structure, skin texture, and ink saturation. Editorial composition with controlled negative space, shallow depth of field, sharp focus on tattoos, background softly blurred. Neutral color grading, realistic skin texture, high-resolution detail, magazine-quality fashion editorial realism.