And you have a nice smile
It's true when making a decision or giving an opinion we can't please everyone so at the end of the day we go with what we want regardless of the others
What is catching your eyes in a provider picture?
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It's true when making a decision or giving an opinion we can't please everyone so at the end of the day we go with what we want regardless of the others
People can be really hard on others. Not everyone likes being in front of the camera. I'm one of them. But that doesn’t mean I’m not a confident person.
Sometimes the world expects bubbly people to always be 'on,' always smiling in photos and performing happiness and we dont have all the same taste.
For me, doing a photoshoot is a big challenge. It brings a lot of pressure and stress, and by the time the day arrives, I’m often already exhausted. It's required a lot of préparation (hair, make up, spray tan, outfit, ect)
Sometimes the world expects bubbly people to always be 'on,' always smiling in photos and performing happiness and we dont have all the same taste.
For me, doing a photoshoot is a big challenge. It brings a lot of pressure and stress, and by the time the day arrives, I’m often already exhausted. It's required a lot of préparation (hair, make up, spray tan, outfit, ect)
Pale skin. If I'm scrolling through a listing site and I see a woman with really white skin, I have to check her out. Like snow white pale. Slap a tattoo somewhere, not everywhere of course, perfection. I don't care about makeup or hair as long as it's not a fluorescent colour.
I like a more candid photo of a provider, wearing something that she'd wear on a dinner date. Big fan of the classic bathroom photo at either the restaurant or hotel. I understand the need to blur a women's face, and to be honest, I almost prefer it sometimes over a heavy photoshop approach (like some Asian agencies).
While a professional photoshoot can produce very nice photos, there is always a question in the back of my mind of when the photo was taken. In contrast, the low bar of taking a selfie makes it seem more current, despite the fact that it might not be the case.
For disclosure, I tend towards indys, most of whom I find on twitter.
While a professional photoshoot can produce very nice photos, there is always a question in the back of my mind of when the photo was taken. In contrast, the low bar of taking a selfie makes it seem more current, despite the fact that it might not be the case.
For disclosure, I tend towards indys, most of whom I find on twitter.
I checked out some of your pictures, the one wearing only jeans is my favorite. Did not see any sport related, a tennis theme would be ideal currently in Montreal.
