DO you like seeing photos where the womans skin and nails and everything seems flawless are you turned off by the realisticness of a person or would you rather see an untouched photo even if that may show some more unflattering flaws IE: Stretch marks, Scars, Beautymarks/moles or so on???
Honest opinion wanted.
Don't worry either way I won't be touching up my photos I have no clue how.
I like it real Diane, no point in covering up what is reality.....if you were to actually meet someone who has seen a touched up pic they would be really disappointed now wouldn't they!
Up photos that is
DO you like seeing photos where the womans skin and nails and everything seems flawless are you turned off by the realisticness of a person or would you rather see an untouched photo even if that may show some more unflattering flaws IE: Stretch marks, Scars, Beautymarks/moles or so on???
Honest opinion wanted.
Don't worry either way I won't be touching up my photos I have no clue how.
For the most part, un-retouched. If there is one thing I can't stand, it's the plasticene, too-good-to-be-true photos. I don't associate them with reality. I might as well look at Japanese x-rated comic books or something to get off, if I were into perfection.
Flaws make people interesting.
By the way, Diane, I can show you how to re-touch a digital photo -- within reason. The most important thing is that you have a program with a "cloning" tool. The cloning tool is the perfect photo tool to remove warts, moles, pimples, scars, stretch marks, etc. It can't change the general shape of the body.
A "mask" tool lets you select a portion of a photo and change the color balance - too make someone more tan, less red, etc....
Issac I would like to learn how to do stuff like that for artistic photos but I think as far as my photos if I did it I would be pretending who I really am, I don't like the War Marks *what husband calls stretch marks** but unless I can erase them in real life they are and always will be a part of me.
That break my heart that he didn't know that. I thought I was young at 29.
at least someone learned something today. that's why I love RMM. it's educational and you get to look at boobs. If only my 2nd grade, 8th grade math, and sophomore english teacher taught topless, I'd probably be so much smarter.
That break my heart that he didn't know that. I thought I was young at 29.
at least someone learned something today. that's why I love RMM. it's educational and you get to look at boobs. If only my 2nd grade, 8th grade math, and sophomore english teacher taught topless, I'd probably be so much smarter.
yeah, I hate country music, but I love Johnny Cash (well and some other old skoolers, like Willie Nelson or Waylon Jennings).
Yes they were. Well, except for the sophomore english teacher. but man, did he have nice man boobs
Really, though, I was referring to my English teacher in my second year of college. high school sophomore year was the man boob guy and that would be all kinds of bad news
Au natural is fine by me. But sometimes photos can make a person look worse than they do in real life.
I like touch ups a la Hustler verses touch ups ala Playboy. Playboy girls don't even look real.
That is all.
I agree. I dont want the fake model shots when i come here. I like to see real girls.... and I'm never mean to anyone who shows a small flaw or two. Those things make women sexy in most cases. But Gnapp is right, sometimes a bad photo can hurt too.
I think that candid shots are always the best. But personally, I'm a fan of photography, so picture quality means a lot to me. I've done a lot of modeling in the past so I am familiar with my photos being retouched for commercial use. However, the pictures I like to post on sites such as this are just what I feel to be tasteful, pretty pictures with a higher level of picture quality. I HATE it when I see guys posting pictures of porn stars, nude models etc. that have been obviously been taken by (and airbrushed) professionals for commercial use. I believe that most men like to look at everyday women such as the majority of the one's on this site. instead of pornstars who's photos ar readily available anywhere on the net. I think that everyday girls like the ones here have more of a real "girl-next-door" appeal. I think men like to fantasize about us women here (non-professionals) actually being attainable or living in their neighborhood for their viewing pleasure. This is just my opinion and I'm sure there are men here that will argure the point with me, that enjoy looking at pictoral perfection. But, pictures that have been overlly touched-up or manipulated in some manner don't really have a lace here as far as I'm concerned.
I think men like to fantasize about us women here (non-professionals) actually being attainable or living in their neighborhood for their viewing pleasure. This is just my opinion and I'm sure there are men here that will argure the point with me, that enjoy looking at pictoral perfection.
You're right on. I enjoy the really hot super models but I don't come here for that. RMM is a place to see and talk to down to earth (and naked) girls that are normal... and freaks.
I mainly enjoy women who enjoy themselves... that's sexy.
Like all art (paintings, music, photos of naked women) there is always a flaw somewhere. Even the greatest symphony will always have someone playing the wrong note. I want the ORIGINAL experience. Besides, if you're willing to have your melons rated, let us see everything.
The real thing, baby! If this site has taught me one thing, it's that the human body, in all the different shapes and sizes, is beautiful and men appreciate all the different shapes and sizes. I'm still amazed at the comments men post about big hips. I have hips and have always hated them, but reading the comments here makes me not so self-conscience. I even walk a little differently now...I let my hips move more.
The real thing, baby! If this site has taught me one thing, it's that the human body, in all the different shapes and sizes, is beautiful and men appreciate all the different shapes and sizes. I'm still amazed at the comments men post about big hips. I have hips and have always hated them, but reading the comments here makes me not so self-conscience. I even walk a little differently now...I let my hips move more.