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Lane Bryant Lovr 2468 reads
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You don't have to be a photoshop expert to enhance this face. Now if you wanted to trim an inch or two off the waist line, I would not complain.

Lane Bryant Lovr3234 reads

I recently had a conversation with a provider, who admitted she had had her photos touched up. She said she would prefer to put them up as is, but felt she had to get them touched up, because all the other ladies do.

Thus my question is would you rather see touched up professional photos, or can you give a lady some credit for show unaltered photos, even if they point out some flaws?

I would prefer to see the flaws first. I do not mine the glamour touched up shots, but if they alter too much then the disappointment begins

Use good judgement when looking at a pro photo is all I can say. I actually like the pro photo's. But I will admit, if your photo takes off years or inches - I would be a little upset.

Now if they add inches - that would make me laugh.

Since I enjoy retouching photo's - I'm aware of what can be done. Hell LBL - I could even make you look good...

Lane Bryant Lovr2469 reads

You don't have to be a photoshop expert to enhance this face. Now if you wanted to trim an inch or two off the waist line, I would not complain.

As I have a specific stype of photo retouching - distibuted mass. See, I got this from school and working with a structural engineer. It called distributed mass or distributed load.

The inches I take off around the waist line would need to be move to a higher center of gravity - you would come out looking like Dolly Parton - but in your case, that might actually be a better look for you...

Joke ok - please - no harm intended...

-- Modified on 3/23/2006 2:41:08 PM

Lane Bryant Lovr1879 reads

the next provider I see, would appreciate it, if I had a bigger chest than she did.

Not to mention the looks I would probably get from Ponz at the next meet-n-greet.

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