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Light blurring that some gals do is fairly ineffective...
mrfisher 115 Reviews 329 reads
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in terms of protecting their privacy.  Heavy blurring is somewhat of a put off.

A mask might be better if it is attractive

Jenna_Jordan1406 reads

I'm curious what peoples opinions are on which they'd prefer to see in providers images. I'm also interested in other providers opinions on the subject as well.  
 
I know some providers prefer to just turn their head away, or crop images, but personally that just doesn't feel right to me. I just don't like cropped images, and turning my head away just looks unnatural in some poses.  
 
I've been blurring my face, but lately I've been thinking about switching to a lace mask.

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Newfy64252 reads

Wearing a lace mask is much sexier for sure.

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1736687375 reads

Don't et anyone talk you into pictures that show your face.. that never goes away.. when I saw you, I was astounded at how pretty you were.. let it remain a nice surprise....

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Jenna_Jordan340 reads

Obviously I get a lot of people suggesting that, but I doubt I ever will. Back when I first started I seriously debated whether to show my face or not. I talked to my photographer about it, and he gave me the pros and cons of it. Ultimately he said that if I ever intended to want to retire, or do anything else, that it would be best not to show my face.

That's why I have my tattoos airbrushed in my pics as well.

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LamontCranston69376 reads

A more solid mask might be better  

See belo

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Jenna_Jordan380 reads

I was thinking maybe something like this.

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HotDiggity6969219 reads

This examples seems to fit that middle point pretty well - covers quite a bit but also isn't as jarring as a mask.

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RSpork214 reads

That one's very sexy. If you want to get creative, you could probably rock some sort of riff on Wonder Woman. (Yeah, I know she doesn't wear a mask. That's where the creative part comes in.)

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I was thinking maybe something like this.
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mrfisher330 reads

in terms of protecting their privacy.  Heavy blurring is somewhat of a put off.

A mask might be better if it is attractive

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nothrofboston214 reads

titled or turned head that only reveals skin tone and subtle features
if the woman isn't showing her face
 I respect and agree because of the privacy, safety and family/career reasons that could arise

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impposter510 reads

Have a professional (Hollywood style) mask maker prepare a full face Jenna Jordan mask. Then wear the Jenna Jordan mask for your photo shoot! ... Wait ... I think I'm seeing a flaw here ... Got it! Wear the Jenna Jordan silicone mask and then BLUR the face pic!

More seriously, do not show your face in your photos. There are no take-backs.  

Intermediately, I offer a wishy-washy "pose, blur or mask can all work".  The blurring has to be well done. How many times have a I seen beautiful pics of apparently beautiful girls MANGLED by dark, jagged, boxy, ugly blurs or covers. It looks like the covering was done by in a kindergarten class. If they cut corners like that, where else do they cut corners?  

Likewise, some face-hiding poses work really well. And there are those that look bad. Wishy-washy, I know. Sorry.

The lace or Venetian masks can also work well. But the same idea. One of those "costume party" quality Venetian masks on a bikini pic might look odd.  
http://originalveniceshop.com/en/6-venetian-masks/

What I DO know for sure is that I would like to see the real Jenna Jordan face in person one of these days! (More downtown Boston incalls!)

Posted By: Jenna_Jordan
I'm curious what peoples opinions are on which they'd prefer to see in providers images. I'm also interested in other providers opinions on the subject as well.    
   
 I know some providers prefer to just turn their head away, or crop images, but personally that just doesn't feel right to me. I just don't like cropped images, and turning my head away just looks unnatural in some poses.  
   
 I've been blurring my face, but lately I've been thinking about switching to a lace mask.
Related Link: Real Life Masks

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Posted By: impposter

 What I DO know for sure is that I would like to see the real Jenna Jordan face in person one of these days! (More downtown Boston incalls!)
Sorry hun, I tried offering incalls briefly, and it didn't work out so well for me. I usually only make one appointment per day, and never more than two per day. With the added expense of a hotel my profit margin was just too low. I have no desire to increase my volume, so I decided to just stick with outcalls. I'd have to raise my rates considerably to make incalls worthwhile and still remain low volume.

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Jenna : run your business as you see fit . Don't be influenced by a request that benefits client(s)and not you . If this person really wants to see you, he can invest in a cost of a hotel room for Christ sakes ... my 2cents .,,

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Rileymorgan260 reads

From what I've seen your pictures are amazing as is! I don't think a blurred face detracts from the quality of a photo as it is someone expected to maintain privacy. I think lace masks are sexy but I also agree when others say to be careful about how much they reveal. I wore one to a costume party recently and it was more of an accessory than a disguise.

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Jenna_Jordan283 reads

Thanks hun, I'm especially interested in other provider's opinions on masks vs blurring.

By the way, if you're interested I can hook you up with my photographer.

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