Did a photo-shoot recently with one of our associates with a semi-auto Shotgun. However, I've been reluctant to give it wide distribution. I was going to use it this week on the ad board however thought the better of it.

The whole women with guns thing let's bat it around, share your thoughts.

The only thing is...

,,, lets NOT DEVOLVE  into a debate into gun control please.

That's what the Politics board is for so know right now...

"Violators will be shot, survivors then persecuted".

* chuckle *


Lee Dreams
comede, bibe, gaude

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....on a 64 1/2 Mustang, and I will book an hour sight-unseen.

Being both a photographer and a firearms owner I think the whole girls with guns thing is so cliche. I have never taken pics of anyone with a gun and never will to me it is tacky. Women are beautiful and besides for good wardrobe and setting don't need things like guns to make them seem more hot,but I believe in pictures that look like you have captured a moment in time and not fake studio stuff or silly poses of half naked women with a gun,it does nothing for them.

Just a thought

Not a good idea at this time    Maybe 6 months from now

But why just use one type.. You can use handguns, shotguns, hunting rifles...

There was a post recently on MN board where a provider posed with guns in her ad. Now you know in MN, its common to have guns in every household. No one cared on MN board, but it created a train wreak on GD board..


*Edited for Grammar....

-- Modified on 2/4/2013 6:46:21 PM

To gain the most business while avoiding a small boycott ,
one name with , the other without the shot gun .
Most guys won't notice it's the same girl in both ads ,  if they like her breasts.

a plunging neckline with a push-up bra over-top a set of D's or larger is much more my speed.

I've seen it on these boards quite a bit...a provider will post her views on politics or religion or some social issue, and every time I have to wonder if they understand marketing at any level.

This is a business of delivering a fantasy, and catering to the desires of the client.  If a provider is promoted with the trappings of one point of view or another, it just means that she loses potential customers who don't agree with that stance.  Of course, if she's ok with that, then that's fine, but, like any service industry, one would want their pool of clients to be as big as possible.