This Ought to Make a Good Shot 1948

"This Ought to Make a Good Shot" is a 1948 pin-up painting by Gil Elvgren, known for his depictions of alluring women. The painting features a woman, with a mischievous grin, holding a large camera, a classic pin-up trope that emphasizes the photographic gaze and the female figure. The woman's stance, with a slightly raised leg and a windblown skirt, creates a sense of movement and energy, drawing attention to her form. Elvgren's work often reflects the playful and glamorous aesthetic of the mid-20th century, capturing the spirit of the pin-up era.