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User Details are only visible to members.	When you see a photo of a part of a couple [always a guy in the ones we see] taken in a bathroom mirror like Eddie Long, it makes you wonder what happened to the other person. We once saw a photo with a can of Raid on a junky dresser in the background.
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User Details are only visible to members.	I'm very critical about photos. Honestly, I see the background before the people. I'm in the furniture business and so, naturally I notice furniture and it's fun to see furniture that is made by the companies I've worked for! I continue to be amazed by face photos where there is no smile. Then you read they love to laugh and have fun. Total disconnect. The serious pout/scowl is best left to professional photographers for magazine ad shoots. Learn to use a photo editing program. Remove unappealing stuff in the background of photos. Better yet, set the stage....get rid of crap, don't even think about taking a photo with a toilet in the background. I've sent emails twice to people because of kids in photos. I'm sure they didn't realize they were there. One was on a t-shirt, the other was in the background. One emailed me back and thanked me. Most of my photos were taken by me using a timer. To get 10 good photos, it might take 125+ shots. If you can't take the time to get good photos, don't post any till you do. If at all possible, do NOT use a cell phone. Some photos are just scary and my first thought is: "they think that is good/sexy and is going to appeal to me/us?" OR "There are no mirrors in that house!" Smile....SMILE!!!!! A smile is a million times better than a scowl and straight face. You might as well be dead.
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User Details are only visible to members.	Scandle, while your explanation is more plausible, I still like mine better ;-)
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User Details are only visible to members.	Wanna, it could just be that they were nudists - some entire families are - but to post it on an adult site is crazy!
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User Details are only visible to members.	Wanna, now, are you sure it wasn't a little person? Maybe they were staging an adult version of The Wizard of Oz, or Charlie And The Chocolate Factory. Just trying to give them the benefit of the doubt.
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User Details are only visible to members.	I actually saw a pic (on another site) of these 2 women standing topless. Nice pic....until you see the little kid standing in the background!!!! Made me REALLY uncomfortable. :(
Wailuku HI			Username hidden (440 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	You make a great point! I need to review our pics. I admit they weren't taken specifically to post on SLS and maybe they should have been.
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User Details are only visible to members.	"A picture is worth a thousand words" (Frederick Barnard) ------------------ "And a bad picture is worth ten thousand words" (ItsBeen20yrs) LOL - Welcome to the forums. I would think if you had a unicorn you'd keep her? Where did you move the broad to? (you moved abroad?) LOL I know, it's a stretch
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User Details are only visible to members.	Louis Daguerre would roll over in his grave and might even cry out "Mon Dieu" if he could see what was wrought from his photo process. It seems that there is a functional disconnect between what is posted for SLS as a profile picture and what would be posted on Craigs List if one were selling their car. In some cases the car picture would be better suited for SLS than what gets posted on the Splash screen on SLS. The background reveals so much as to the nature of the couple etc. Mickey Mouse toys on the floor do take away from any erotic intent for sure. We do not purport to have the best pics yet we do consider them carefully before posting them to any gallery. It is really a process that has a "Marketing" fundament. If you want anyone to respond then consider the following: Packaging. IF you cannot look good in clothes then why would anyone want to unwrap the package? No, clothes on the bathroom floor, thrown over a chair, or hanging behind in a closet do not count. Interest. Anyone thought of what could be an interesting picture for the Splash screen? For those so inclined take a look at ours. What is Kandy doing?? Why is the body in such a pose? Does the picture convey a perceived or actual impression? Outdoor types? Indoor types? Happy types? etc.. Mystery. So where is the mystery in any shot? Why is it that so many people think that everything revealed is necessary? Photography as well as other graphic art is supposed to make one think and mystery does that in part. Presentation OK, so you have a good profile picture, (Hopefully with a reasonable enough screen name) and someone opens up the profile. If it does not support the picture in some way then what does one think would be the reaction?? It astounds us that many profiles look like they were typed by the same people who send us e-mails from Uganda saying we have 12 million in the bank that they are more than willing to send to us. Goes back to packaging, if you think that we are challenged by someone who writes "Ur" instead of "You are" etc. then "No soup for you." So bottom line is that even if the photography is good it can easily be overlooked by a poorly written profile. (Spell check is free) If you are willing to spend the hours to get to know someone, host or be hosted, party hardy and so on then it is worth the few extra minutes to take some tasteful (Erotic if you so choose) pictures to capture the minds of the viewers "A picture is worth a thousand words" (Frederick Barnard)
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User Details are only visible to members.	I totally agree. How many times has a great picture caught my eye only to see a messy bathroom counter in the background...or worse yet...a toilet?!!! Yuck. The judicious use of cropping cannot be over-emphasized! LOL Hey BRC....I kinda like your "scowl". :) And your cool haircut. I'm a sucker for a guy with a nice, tight haircut.
Wailuku HI			Username hidden (440 post)

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