*NO RETOUCHERS* NO RETOUCHERS* NO RETOUCHERS*

I DONT USE RETOUCHERS - MAYBE YOU RETOUCHERS THINK I SHOULD, BUT I DON'T. THAT'S NOT GOING TO CHANGE - SO THANKS FOR THE OFFERS, BUT NO THANKS.**

I work to a minimum of lingerie, but preferably at least lingerie + topless. The choice is entirely yours, but if you prefer to shoot up to lingerie only, that's fine with  me. PLEASE understand, that while 'some' models are happy to do topless or nude, others aren't, but whatever your choice, and it WILL be your choice, we can work with that, and create some beautiful photos.

I work on a TFCD basis, which means a swap deal - give me  2 or 3 hours of your time modelling, for a copy of your photographs on a CD, or I can e-mail them to you. No fees either way! Feel free to ask questions.

Glamour/Boudoir photos are best taken in a natural bedroom setting, not against a white backdrop in a studio. See what Hugh Heffner of Playboy magazine has to say on the subject. If it's good enough for Playboy,  it's good enough for me - and you!

Playboy: This is from a memo that Hugh Heffner gave to photographers in 1956, and it's still valid today. "The Playmate should be photographed in a NATURAL setting, and NOT the sterile surroundings of a studio."  This is for the “models” who think because I'm not shooting them in what they call, a "proper" studio, in front of a roll of white paper, that it somehow makes me a second rate photographer. "Studio," is a fancy name for a room with lights, that's all a studio is, and I have more lights than I will ever need.

This too from Helmut Newton, one of the all-time "greats" of fashion and nude photography:
"I don't like white paper backgrounds. A woman does not live in front of white paper. She lives on the street, in a motor car, in a hotel room."

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