@Neelesh k
Very unique idea and great realization.
@Andre-4
It is hard to see anything on your pictures for a variety of reasons.
Please read the following tips carefully and try to make some new photos.
1) Add more light. Place a light-source (lamp) right next to your model. Even better if you have more than one so that you can place them left right and above, to really make your model shine.
One important note: Don't place light or windows behind your model. It would make them appear very dark.
2) Only one model per photo, nothing else.
3) Use a large paper as background. Bend the large paper like an L. You can tape the top part to the wall for example and place your model on the horizontal part.
4) Put some distance between your model and the camera. I know this seems weird, but your camera will not be able to focus correctly if it almost touches the model. Try taking the model very near to your eyes like 5 or 10 cm, can you see it clearly? Then hold it a little further away, like for example 30cm. I bet you're having an easier time seeing it clearly now. For your camera it is all the same. So give it the distance it needs. You can always crop the picture afterwards (if you need help with that, just ask).
5) If you have some time to spare, read through these two topics and look at the pictures:
http://snkhan.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=10415
http://snkhan.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=7018
Good luck and I'm looking forward to some improved photos of yours.