Pictures. Hope this is the right place for this

...Personally i'm a flesh type person i'd rather see ya in person than a pic. Originally Posted by PofDenver

Me too P...looking forward to your next visit back to the Rockies!

They're hoping you'll send some open-pussy shots or penetration images -- you know the ones ECCIE won't allow. Originally Posted by enderwiggin

I swear! I'll send a few pics, but what they really want are the pussy pics. That - I will not do.

I feel your frustrations Miss POD...

And as for wanting to see the lady un - airbrushed/shopped/chopped, I personally always preferred to have pictures that have none of the above alterations - yet it seems to some, that the pictures are classified as "unprofessional" ... and I'm like "What???"

Good thread ... gave me a few ideas!

Occasionally I get asked for photos. I usually ignore those types. I have plenty of photos floating around on the internet. LOL!

If you have bad photoshopping in your photos you will prob get requests for more pics.

That's just what i was thinking enderwiggin

Thanks Eva Damita
Yep, if you have pro pics then they ask for the opposite
If you have non pro pics then they ask for the opposite of that.
Can we win sometime?

I have both type pics visible but hmmm, idk .... Guess we can't please everyone
but i sure as hell am gonna try but i won't be trying by sending no pictures into cyber world.
I like to converse where i can touch, look at ya and feel ya ....

I saw no non pro shots on your showcase. Maybe post as many non pro as you got pro then you should be good.

And as for wanting to see the lady un - airbrushed/shopped/chopped, I personally always preferred to have pictures that have none of the above alterations - yet it seems to some, that the pictures are classified as "unprofessional" ... and I'm like "What???" Originally Posted by Eva Damita

I think the big difference in regard to the unprofessional vs. semi-shopped vs. fake is just in the finishing. The difference is in having the photos color corrected, balanced, 'framed' and finished to create a 'real' photo that looks like the person, but is done to maximize the results of the photograph.

If you can tell someone has been altered to change their appearance - bad. If it seems like it's a picture your friend shot haphazardly with their phone- bad. You need the middle ground that just enhances the affect of the photo. Similar to make-up...it's the same person, just maximized to highlight positive features and downplay less positive features.

(This is all based on pure theory, not your particular photos!)