Everyone edites photos I understand fixing lighting and small blemishes but I'm noticing ladies completely changing their bodies. I know of two well known ladies, who have went too far with editing their recent photos. The first one trimmed a good 10+ lbs off her photos, when i seen her in person i was shocked  the second one added major muscle to her legs and rear, she's rail thin with a flat ass in person. Is anyone else having this problem, do you just accept it, should it be  revealed in a review of the lady?

In many instances, what U say is so very true.  It's been going on for years, and it's rarely mentioned anymore.  And, what about age?  I often find that anyone who says they're 41-45 are actually 41-45, but a LOT of late-20s are mid-30's when I meet them.  I chalk that up as just the way things are.  We're luck to have a plethora of early-40s ladies here who are both fabulous and youthful, and are proud to be who they are (e.g. Maree Martin, Gianna Phoenix, & Sedona Weaver).

I know well known providers who enhance their photos, or shave off 20-30 pounds & this is misleading.  I just updated my website with natural photos I recently took because I want to be 100% honest & accurate.  I would much rather have someone say I look way better in person!

Love those 40s -  50 year ladies who are proud of who they are!!

There's one very well known provider who likes to beef up her legs and ass in her professional photos now and then, yet she turns around and snaps a candid picture and her legs are toothpicks.....it's like magic lol
I fall off the couch laughing so hard, at her photoshop fail, but nobody will reveal it in a review especially if they had a great time with her.

Since my body is ever changing from my body building my ter ad pictures I post are always candid and done the day before, so what you see is what you get plus I can see my trouble spots. Sadly candid pictures don't lie

And I sincerely thank each & every guy who has ever made this comment before b/c I blush when I say it's a flattering compliment, right ladies?  In opposition, what would suck is to come to the door falling short of what your pics illustrate & never being able to live up to those standards, which I'm certain we all have seen an example of.  That's not to say that a woman can't gain 10 lbs in a month... but it would only be fair to update the photos.  One thing that needs to be taken into consideration however, is that often times when submitting photos into a certain site's photo format, the actual size or skew of that particular photo is automatically altered without consent or desire, such as that of Eros pics, which can appear to cut off or add 10 lbs to the ad photo, & not always advantageous or with intent.

often told that I look better in person; but, I had a review that a guy stated that I looked like I was in my 50's (butthead).

MsManae

How often does a Big Mac look as good as the menu, how many times does a dress not look quite as good on you as it does in the catalog, how many TV dinners look as good out of your microwave as it does on the box.....ect. It's called advertising! If you don't think a lady can be fun cause she photoshop's her pictures, you can always walk away. And to those ladies who post candid shots, my hats off to you that you're comfortable enough to use that type of picture.

I guess I'm looking for more of a connection than looks. But that's just me.

Jumps off my soapbox.

We all enjoy pretty pictures, but a great personal portrait is one that catches the real traits and beauty of the individual. Unfortunately, there are a couple of "portrait" softwares now used by professional photographers that automatically smooth-out every inch of the skin and body...to the point where women no longer look real. I think, or hope, that it is a passing phase in photography. No one likes unpleasant surprises.

I couldn't agree more! But a a photographer, I much prefer the female form, here.

Meh, some people have their own opinions and they don't always make sense. Then again, some are jerks. Anyway, Ms. Manae, you are gorgeous! I've always loved Jessica Rabbit

Yeah, but some escorts are really just about the money, to the point where they'll bait some poor horny guy in while knowing that they'll probably get the money just because the guy is already there and ready to go. I think you have it right though, and if you look better than your pics then I'm sure you've got nothing to worry about (since, you know, your pics are plenty hot on their own!)!

And people like me very much appreciate it! I've had at least one bad experience with a woman who posted a pic that drove me wild only to show up and see a woman who, while still decently attractive, was nowhere near as hot as her pic suggested.

Yes, and there should be an option to click on about the photos that says "obviously photoshopped" or something like that.