I don't think you have an issue with the ISO. Maybe just a tad underexposed. You could adjust that in your editing program. I think that may even be subjective. Other than that Great Picture.-Jim

Thank's. Maybe the white background+low light conditions+low ISO+to big desire to make interesting shot while the girls are at the same place resulted with what we can see...

Good shot Vladimir...ther's nothing here that cannot be altered in p/p...Regards!

except to say that it is fine. You have great exposure on these beautiful women who just light up the scene and the whites are nicely exposed, without a hint of over exposure. Well composed and framed. Lovely work. Regards.

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Thank you, guys. This is how the camera had recorded this photo in original, only downsized..

I like the open candour of this shot Vladimir, and one has to take it as it comes (and quickly too) in street shots, and I think you have done well.
Did you try or consider cropping out a bit of the framing wall to minimise the sense of too much whitness overall and to also bring the girls closer to the viewer. I might also try a bit of increasing a bit of contrast and also try to bring out a bit of the midtones too. I think this shot is worth trying to 'improve', if that is the right word. A good capture here.

Your post above crossed mine by minutes. You have already done a magnificent rescue already. Kudos to you again!

TY.

Wonderful portrait and wonderful model !

Thanks for showing the original. You did a wonderful job saving this great picture. So now you have to ask yoursef, if you had shot at a higher ISO would you have ended up with to much noise to end up with this great result. Just a thought. Wonderful picture and thanks for the conversation. Cheers-Jim

I highly appreciate your evaluation.

Great portrait. Nice capture of the moment.

I believe you are wrong. The camera recorded everything but preseted it to you as average middle gray. I am little surprised at the range of detail. If you; overexposed as I read the "iso" comment (and I do not understand what "iso" has to do with anything -ziltch except noise), then I think the whites would wash out all detail. Maybe I am wrong.

Matter of delicate balance, I think. Like always...