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Both are good, but must have color
SirWilliam00 16 Reviews 246 reads
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Your gut is right, color photos are very important.  B&W can make a great addition, but it can't replace color.

Don't forget that color helps drive emotion, a great B&W photo will impress you but I think it takes a great color photo to really arouse you.  

B&W photos around a color photo can help to make the color photo look even more impressive.

quietprovider1463 reads

Do you have a preference, does it make a difference either way? Black and white can be so pretty, but my gut tells me clients want to see color photos...

Since it can be used to hide flaws I would try to stick with normal pics.

...b&w, color, revealing, not so revealing. Mix it up. I do like b&w photos btw.

-- Modified on 11/19/2013 10:33:03 PM

..like said above, it's artsy.. and artsy is good... as a photographer, I appreciate great photographs (and that doesn't necessarily mean pro).. I'm more apt to make initial contact with a provider that has some great artsy photos and not the run of the mill crotch and bum shots... but I've been told by girls I respect that the crotch and bum photos get results... go figure..

both color and B&W. If all the photos are B&W, or sepia or something other than a realistic representation of you in living color.. then not so much.

Your gut is right, color photos are very important.  B&W can make a great addition, but it can't replace color.

Don't forget that color helps drive emotion, a great B&W photo will impress you but I think it takes a great color photo to really arouse you.  

B&W photos around a color photo can help to make the color photo look even more impressive.

I tried some for thumbnails on Eros, but it didn't pop out.

I like B&W; however, I disagree with the statement that B&W cuts out flaws. When it comes down to it, lighting and positioning…

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