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Hi Shoutout to all ppl into the niche. Get in touch with me or leave a comment. I'm interested to hear your thoughts about the scene. Where to publish, how you run your business and everything related to erotic photography. My work www.katrinviil.com www.instagram.com/viilkatrin  )Jun 20 17 11:32 pm Link Katrin Viil wrote: What do you consider "erotic photography"? I think you could ask 100 people and you'd likely get 100 different answers/examples. Some will be subtle about the sexuality/eroticism, other will be more overt. Jun 21 17 02:15 am Link Katrin Viil wrote: I visited your site there. First thing I noticed is that you disabled the right mouse click. This is really annoying. It's really aggravating to have some random webpage deny you your primary means of navigating back and forth, and really is nothing more than poor web design. If you've done it for security reasons the only thing you're really accomplishing is antagonizing visitors to your webpage. Jun 21 17 02:53 am Link I like the right click option. Keep it. That stops idiots from stealing your image and throwing it up on some Tumblr porn site. What I see mostly on your web page is fashion. I think you have found a way to market what you do by calling it erotic and or fetish. Being a woman doing this gives you a niche. Nothing about your portraits are erotic they are just portraits. Same with your fashion though some have a slight fetishist vibe. There may be some erotic elements to your couples images but barely. So good job, you found a way to barely dip your toe into these murky waters and redefined your vanilla images ( though some are very well photographed) as erotic or fetish. Jun 21 17 03:29 am Link Risen Phoenix Photo wrote: Yeah, no. It does no such thing. Determined "idiots" will find a way to steal content, one way or the other. Jun 21 17 04:11 am Link You'll find that Europeans and Americand have a different viewpoint on what is deemed what. Google mighy be your buddy at this juncture. Jun 21 17 06:03 am Link highStrangeness wrote: Firefox can be set by one mouse click to ignore the "disable right mouse button" option. Besides this it is annoying to try to take command over the viewers hardware. Jun 21 17 06:24 am Link I clicked the link relevant to the OP and saw no photos at all? I am using a Mac and Safari. On the other hand, as an experiment I went back to the home page, up to my File menu and clicked Print. I then chose the "Print to pdf" option and sent the file to my desktop. There was your image, on my computer, in the center of a page. I stopped there but it would have been simple to open the file in Photoshop, crop to the image and post it back in this thread or anywhere else. I deleted it, not a thief. I just want you to know that your images are not protected by disabling the right click. It took me a couple of seconds, not difficult at all. I liked the image by the way, nice work. You should post in Critique, you will get more feedback there. We are not allowed to critique you in this area of MM. Cheers!  Jun 21 17 07:59 am Link I've been modeling/shooting/creating erotic art for over a decade. I've been published in several countries & primarily work with private commisions. There is no good way to break down an entire buisness plan into a few forum comments or emails. You should start by breaking down your exact goals, then start learning how to reach those goals. Jun 21 17 10:39 am Link highStrangeness wrote: I don't believe in disabling the right-click option myself but it most certainly does slow thieves down. It's like having a guard dog. Guard dogs are very easily dispatched if a thief is determined to rob your house, but for 99.99% of thieves, it's enough to make them go steal from the next house. Jun 23 17 10:26 am Link Shot By Adam wrote: As I state in my post 2 posts above yours, disabling right click is no protection at all. A minor inconvenience at best but also an annoyance. Jun 23 17 10:39 am Link I found some nice sexy fashion... - nothing like I'd expect reading ''EROTIC-FASHION-FETISH, couples ... Amsterdam based'' Unless you have some BDSM somewhere you're maybe miss-naming your Niche Jun 23 17 12:46 pm Link Ionalynn wrote: QFT Jun 23 17 12:46 pm Link highStrangeness wrote: Use Firefox. You can disable the disablement with one mouseclick for all sites... ;-) Jun 23 17 01:21 pm Link Eros Fine Art Photo wrote: Well, he's from Amsterdam, so let's assume he already has a little house at the very bottom of the rabbit hole with a garden, a white picket fence and lots of gimp masks. Jun 23 17 01:40 pm Link Shot By Adam wrote: I use right-clicks all the time when navigating MM portfolios. Jun 23 17 06:03 pm Link aPeaceOfAdam wrote: He is a SHE. Female photographer. Jun 23 17 07:44 pm Link Risen Phoenix Photo wrote: Apologies to the OP Jun 23 17 08:04 pm Link Mark Salo wrote: As do I... and I don't know why it's a big deal, either. Jun 23 17 08:19 pm Link Katrin Viil wrote: Seems like a very broad topic. Jun 24 17 03:52 am Link Wasn't very erotic or fetishy, and I'm known to be a prude  Jun 26 17 07:28 am Link Dea and the Beast wrote: Assuming of course you want to be followed everywhere you go on the Web for all eternity with ads relating to your search for keyword "erotic". Jun 28 17 10:11 am Link |
