Having photographed more than 1000 weddings, mitzvahs, etc for 40 years
Internationally including a 1 million dollar wedding in Switzerland, I've found that a difficult situation can always be handled with a smile and polite request. Just a common sense approach.
When I started in photography 75 years ago what you shot was what you got.....no Photoshop. I suggest you work (play) with your new toy as much as you find fun. You will begin to recognize when the picture falls short of what you expected. That's when the real fun begins. I belong to the Philadelphia Photographic Society The Plastic Club & have entered and sometimes won in competitions. I get a bigger kick out of that than I did as an international 40 year event and portrait photographer. Keep it up. It works if you work it!
We all see things differently. Your model is so beautiful that there is certainly no need for enhancement or "improvement". You background choice is a different story. It competes for the veiwer's attention. Just a suggestion from a 40 year international portrait photographer. Keep it up!
I didn't know there were any Muslim Poles.
Please don't misundertand this comment. Your pictures are beautiful and show command of what I assume is a Topaz plug-in. I remember taking a seminar many (50+) years ago from the most sought after wedding photographer in Philadelphia: Gil Sylvestry who said: "Any photographer can take a beautiful picture of a rose, but it takes a great photographer to take a beautiul picture of a cauliflower. Just my opinion: I would be interested to see you apply your considerable talent to less "picturest" subjects.