What's your preference?

the real deal (and I understand why a provider would not want to post her real identity), I would prefer to see blurred over photoshopped.  To me, the blurring is merely a privacy statement, while the photoshopping is often an outright misrepresentation.

I can honestly and uncategorically state that if I were to rank all my experiences, the ones with girls who post up-to-date unblurred photos beat blurred faces by about a 10 to 1 margin.

Because that means she's not a risk taker and while taking risks is often a good thing, in this world it's akin to dogs chasing cars.

I noticed a lady posting her photo on the photo only board lately. She has the face of Frankenstein and she would scare the shit out of me if I opened the door and was not ready for it

I'm just unusual  

and has less fear of being outed. That can make for a sexy yet down to earth personality.

Most of the surprises we get are of the UNPLEASANT variety.  And not just in the "looks" department.  Ex:  CBJ!

Thank you rsage & no prob your response was super nice compared to the rude and mean replys I see people post on here daily lol

Sadly, this is still illegal, so there's always a lot to lose, so that's a risk for her and potentially me too. I much prefer someone who is particularly careful as opposed to someone who is more casual about it.

If I see a lady advertising with her face blurred I'm more likely to believe that the woman I'm seeing in the picture is the one who will open the door to me.

I understand where you are coming from I heard this before it makes you a target for le and crazy stalkers. I admire ladies who show their face to be honest but Im very private (scorpio issues). I'm like if I'm not working don't come up to me saying hi Lexi

What about tattoos? I have a few but I blur those out of my pictures along with my face because it would be pointless to blur my face but show the tattoos

Tattoos are every bit as identifying as facial features, I agree it makes no sense to blur your face for privacy reasons, but then be easily identifiable to anyone because of a distinctive tattoo or tattoos.

anything that can be used to ID you is fair game for blurring:  tattoos, piercings, moles, wart on your ass, nose-hairs, whatever!  Lets face it, most providers, indie or agency, don't tell their friends or family what they do for a living, so a little privacy is expected.

know it was CDL, just another nice older gent who is nothing like that prick, CDL, in person.

it is wrong on so many levels!  LOLOL!

blurred photos...at least you can somewhat of a picture instead of edited versions.