Photos - Done Up or More Real; Which Do You Prefer?

This is mostly for the gents.

I am getting new photos done soon, and trying to decide which route to go. I think I know what I am going to do, but still like to hear insight from the actual male populace.

I have a feeling that when ladies sometimes have photos that are super done up, i.e. look like a total bombshell and super photoshopped, that it can actually work against them as it might be slightly intimidating for men or make her seem less accessible.

Likewise, if the photos are of horrible quality and it's something like her taking a phone shot in the dirty mirror of a 2 star notel room, it is also a huge turn off.

I've always opted for pics somewhere in the middle. I've never taken my own (minus my current avatar pic) and always had someone take them for me.

I am considering between going to a professional boudoir studio, where they will do my hair and make-up (even though my face won't show in ads/site) and provide professional scenes/props, versus having a friend come over to my in-call and take some for me. He is a photographer and knows how to edit well, so they would still be touched up some, but would be less "super glam" than the studio ones.

I was thinking I might actually do both, and showcase shots from both sets to give different perspectives. This will also mean I have a larger amount of shots to choose from and change out over time.

Any insight from gents on what you like to see, and what types/levels of photos draw you in, would be much appreciated.

You are advertising a product, so from the marketing perspective the pics most show the best side of the product. You can never go wrong with professionally made glamour pics that show the real product. Photoshopped pictures, extreme photoshop in particular is always bad. MY opinion anyway.

There is a providers review site in South America, one of the lines on the form is % photoshopped. (5%, 10%) etc. good idea there as sometimes they get carried away with photoshopped pics.

You are advertising a product, so from the marketing perspective the pics most show the best side of the product. You can never go wrong with professionally made glamour pics that show the real product. Photoshopped pictures, extreme photoshop in particular is always bad. MY opinion anyway.

There is a providers review site in South America, one of the lines on the form is % photoshopped. (5%, 10%) etc. good idea there as sometimes they get carried away with photoshopped pics. Originally Posted by Pica Flor

I am actually advertising a service, which is sensual massage. I am part of that service, of course, so do need to make the offering an attractive one.

Thank you for your perspective, though.

I also like to always include shots of my actual in-call/space, whether with me in it or just of the facilities, so people understand they won't be coming to a shitty office type situation, or something similar.

You should look as close to what will actually appear during a massage.

So don't look like you just bought out an entire Sephora, wearing Carlos Santana's, & the Hope Diamond if you'll never look like that in an appointment.

You should look as close to what will actually appear during a massage.

So don't look like you just bought out an entire Sephora, wearing Carlos Santana's, & the Hope Diamond if you'll never look like that in an appointment. Originally Posted by Dorian Gray

Agreed. Accurate representation is crucial for any provider. Thanks, sir. (Damn, I wish I had a diamond, though. Lols.)

When I open the door I want to see what I saw in pics...bodywise and facewise
less most of the makeup

No matter how much I try to glam up for a photo, I am always told I am so much more beautifully stunning than expected. I attribute it to 2D versus 3D. I have a range of photos which portray me from natural to glam to cover all the bases. When it is particularly important to them, my clients will request the version of me they visually prefer.

^^^^. Very pretty in person. Especially while wearing a tie.

To answer the question. Ass pics.

No matter how much I try to glam up for a photo, I am always told I am so much more beautifully stunning than expected. I attribute it to 2D versus 3D. I have a range of photos which portray me from natural to glam to cover all the bases. When it is particularly important to them, my clients will request the version of me they visually prefer. Originally Posted by YummyMarie

Thanks, lady. I like the idea too, of more natural all the way to dolled up.

To answer the question. Ass pics. Originally Posted by canihitit

Lols. I'm already covered in that department.

I vote real. It stinks when you get all worked up over the pics, and then real life doesn't match.

I think shopped photos will get you more 1 time clients (or at least more requests). Real photos will get you more repeats.

I think shopped photos will get you more 1 time clients (or at least more requests). Real photos will get you more repeats. Originally Posted by idiot savant

Agreed. That's why I am hesitant to splurge on the professional boudoir shoot. It's not cheap. However, I think it could be fun to get some genuine provider "glamour shots" done, as I've never had them before. I think I will probably do what I said and those + more real looking ones at my in-call.

(Also, fyi, my badass massage, amongst other things, is also what tends to get me repeat clients, ijs.... )

my badass massage, amongst other things, is also what tends to get me repeat clients, ijs.... ) Originally Posted by Victoria of Houston

you are killing me.

you are killing me. Originally Posted by idiot savant

I prefer the real photos. There is generally way too much photoshop work done on the professional photos.

Of course real photos win the vote of some who I'm guessing may have never seen you in person.

I ask my repeat regulars.

I hardly never ever wear make up in public or during a date.
Most friends recommend no makeup, some want me to wear whorish make up and slutty Lingerie with my highest 7" heels lol.

They're going to be BCD with you, I would take your repeat clients advice / suggestions.
Again....To Each Their Own