Hi , I'm wondering what possible way is it to make photos fully "viewable " to the readers attention with out have face in the photos.
I don't show my face in my photos however the two reviews I have are saying they don't believe it to be my photos in which they are Mine except I don't have my face in the photos for privacy reasons ! I just don't like it because it makes seem like I'm posting inaccurate photosOr trying to do a bait and switch and those are 100% my photos
I don't mean to judge those reviewers or accuse you or them of anything but I think your photos show enough that if I met you, I'd be able to say for certain whether they're real.
I will say that selfies are good. A lot of times they make it very easy to tell if the pics are real. Also, I just seem to like them. There have been a few women that I was completely aware of but was not really interested. Then they posted a selfie or two and I said oh I need to meet her. Post some selfies, or at least something less professional and polished.
Sorry to change the subject here. I don't mean to be rude but your rates page is confusing.
For the $400 hobbyists those dudes are much more picky. If they are seeing a thin girl and she turns up chunky - look out!
Post the self pics and non glamour pics.
I'm with pooner on this. Sometimes the glam pics show only the best angles and having been a bit of a shutterbug in days past, know that it can be used to OVERTLY conceal a multitude of features that may seemingly misrepresent the subject in the photo. Not saying that yours are Camille, but remember also beauty is in the eye of the beholder. One guy's thick is another's heavy or fat, one guy's skinny might be perfect for the next guy. All you can do is make sure the photog does a good job of accentuating your best features without concealing too much of your less than perfect attributes to make the best representation of you. Someone doubting the face pics however may be a little different. Your face may have distinctive features that someone may focus on too much, or camera angle may exaggerate or negate. Only you will know which photo is the best representation of your face also. How much of it you want to reveal is your business entirely and shouldn't be influenced by anyone's opinion but your own. And don't forget the reviews that have mentioned how you look better than your pics, it all balances out in the end baby. Keep up with the good service, and they will COME. Pun intended.
...of proving it's you in your photos when they see you in person.
I disagree. Showing tattoos can be just as identifiable as showing face.
If multiple people have complained that they cannot attest the authenticity of your photos, it is time for new ones.
You should have photos done at least once a year, in my opinion. Variety is key. Different outfits, poses, settings, and lighting. We look different in the bedroom in lingerie than in the shower, and in plain clothes vs formal dresses. I also would say that one should be careful to not over-edit photos.
Lastly, consider twitter or Instagram, and post selfies. 
I agree with not showing detailed photos of tats. They can be used as undeniable ID method to prove a charge by LE. Blurred is preferable, since at least I know how much ink is there. Personally, I don't go for a whole lot of ink due to the increased possibility of unfriendly virus transmission. Having said that, I do know some beautiful ladies that have art that is fantastic.
... her question was if I blur my face how can I prove it's truly me in my ads when they show up at my door if they're skeptical? If a provider has a tattoo that's not normally visible to others when she's clothed, she can have photos taken of her that reveal the tattoo and her blurred face in that same photo, therefore assuaging almost 100% of the most skeptical that it is indeed Camille. Christ, Dave you're starting to sound a lot like that DownerDave that has infested this board for so many years by unreasonably conjuring up scenarios where LE can burst into your lives and GET YA!!!. Don't be like DownerDave... relax, be a man and reject the evil world he tries to create in the minds of the slowtards. Displaying tatts in an advert that aren't normally seen by the public is a tried and true method successfully used by Providers for years with great success. I haven't read any other responses that effectively answer this question other than to publish more blurred photos in addition to the ones she already has. I've seen enough photos of Camille to feel very confident that I would realize it's truly her when she showed up at my door. Here's something... Camille arrives the gentleman's outcall, she texts him that she's there and knocks on his door. She takes a facial selfie as she does this and sends it to him. Still skeptical?
That's an Interesting take you have on people with tats. Can we safely assume that have you have never had a sterile or aseptic procedure performed on yourself and that you would never have intimate contact with anyone who's ever had a tat, a root canal, a tooth filling, a colonoscopy, a mole removal, a cyst removal, a wound stitched or, good God!...major surgery??!! At least you admit that you do enjoy viewing women with tasteful body ink. But, don't ever touch them 'cuz those evil little bugs that are just oozing out of their bodies are gonna GET YA!!! 
I think you just need A LOT MORE photos. 7 in my opinion is not sufficient. If your weight has a tendency to fluctuate +/- 10 lbs (like most women) you should have more photos. I think 20 photos - even if they portray a smattering of your body at different fitness levels - can give the clients a good idea of what they can expect.
We all have favorite photos that not only, do we ourselves love, but the clients do as well. I have a photo on my site that is almost 8 years old. Every time I remove it, I get dozens of gentlemen asking to put it back and it seems to be most everyone's favorite. I am wearing a red sweater in the photo, so even though I am now a size 6 instead of a size 2, I don't feel it is a terrible misrepresentation of me (since the main thing everyone loves about the photo is my smile).
Know your audience!! Don't advertise as "thin" or "athletic" when you have a body like both you and I have, doing so will result in attracting clients who see you as too heavy because you are not what they expected. As a result they will give you a lower score for looks. We are both curvy...deliciously so!!! Embrace your BOOTIFUL body and highlight this when marketing/branding yourself. Doing so will attract the type of gentlemen for whom womanly curves with a beautiful face equates to a 10 in looks. The fashion industry has convinced us that thin is the gold standard...but in regards to reviews...you only need to be a "10" in the eyes of the reviewer. So market to the men who covet your particular body type, and they will always be happy with what they see when you meet them.
Long and short of this post:
More photos
Market yourself to the audience who will best appreciate your ASSets
Thank You Madison I Appreciate it
You Madison a size 6??? Haha Haha haha, darlin you're not anywhere near a size 6. You're a big curvy woman
you really shouldn't set hobbyists up for disappoint about your size that's false advertising
Wow you're a prick. I hope any providers who see your post blacklist you. The amount of body shaming on these boards is disgusting.
Blacklist me for calling out fraud providers......right. Blacklists are for dangerous clients not those who call out lying providers. Plenty of hobbyists think it, I'm not afraid to say it.
I've seen Madison at an event she's not a size 2 or 6 so yes I'm calling her out for misrepresentation. There's nothing wrong with her size so why lie about it
I'm beyond tired of providers posting old or HEAVILY photo shopped photos of themselves. Posting a picture of you as a size "2" when your really a size "10-12" is flat out fraud so is magically erasing all wrinkles from their faces in pictures.
If I'm going to pay $400+ an hour I better Damn well get the lady in the photo not a dream version she wish she was.