So I did a test shoot for some new promo pics today... Lord knows I need some new ones! I've barely had anything taken since I got my boobs.
Anyhow, just wanted to share the results... So far they're up on the internet on a few forums for review but I'm unsure as to whether to use them or not. They look amateurish, which was a look I was going for, but I'm not sure I want to post them. The thing is, I want a few amateur photos on my site (got to balance them out with more professional ones of course!) so as to give potential customers a better view on what i actually look like. You know when you polish up the picture too much it loses that touch of realism, which is good if you only want to look at photos but if you want to book a stripper it's good to know what they ACTUALLY look like too. The only thing is I'd really prefer to have more flattering photos of myself onlyI guess I can't bare the realism myself!
Would you use these? Any ideas on how to balance it out? I only took 50ish shots and most poses were weird so these are about the only ones that are even halfway decent for publishing, but I do plan on taking more next week, hopefully some with a white background too (maybe pink or turqoise for some colour). These have a pretty ambient lighting I suppose, do you think the light should be more of a spotlight? I'm also afraid that whilst more shadows would give a deeper look it could also take away from the realism of it, as we all know shadows flatter... But how much is good/bad for my goals? Arrgh. I so suck at this.
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I guess I can't bare the realism myself!
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Thank you so much for the useful feedback everyone!
Good thing you mentioned because I'm not sure I would've paid attention to it otherwise.




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