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I think the head is somewhat receding into the background as the values get closer because the hue is also similar. I would first move the lady's silhouette further to the right and bring the book up a little so it's clear that's the focus. I would make the highest contrast occur with her head and fade further away (accentuate the glare and the silhouette of her head), but I also see you're trying to capture the glare of the sun which would make the surroundings darker, so it depends on your intent.