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Haha! dont get me started! I could spend a fortune (case and point with a new corset iv just forked £240 to get!) I LOVE burlesque!!
But anway (LOL) the original BG was yellow and i just messed with the hue. Its quite difficult to get right as the dogs fur has yellow tones which kept changing colour with the BG! LOL
But anway (LOL) the original BG was yellow and i just messed with the hue. Its quite difficult to get right as the dogs fur has yellow tones which kept changing colour with the BG! LOL
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I love Burlesque too, I would love to do a Burlesque or Boudoir shoot! I am trying to persuade my very good friend to let me shoot her 
I would love to take Dita von Teese's portrait
Now I would love to have a studio filled with corsets and screens and velvet and damask drapes and antique furniture. I keep studying this type of work on the net, I love it tongue in cheek and sensual, without being dirty. I think every woman should have at least one picture, where she feels absolutely gorgeous. Sorry KK gone completely off topic
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I would love to take Dita von Teese's portrait
Now I would love to have a studio filled with corsets and screens and velvet and damask drapes and antique furniture. I keep studying this type of work on the net, I love it tongue in cheek and sensual, without being dirty. I think every woman should have at least one picture, where she feels absolutely gorgeous. Sorry KK gone completely off topic
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Well thats my ultimate goal TBH, but the whole hiring/buying a full studio at the moment is just not feesable 
Id love to end up shooting burlesque type shots! We should go into business together!
Id love to end up shooting burlesque type shots! We should go into business together!
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Lol could you imagine it
I am not drawn to normal portraiture, though I really admire anybody that does it, but I would love to own a studio, where any woman can come in and be transformed. I also like Bridal boudoir type work , special photographs for the groom
There is a guy whose work I also love. it is more fantasy stuff , but it is awesome Julian Knight www.slingshotphotos.com .
I am not drawn to normal portraiture, though I really admire anybody that does it, but I would love to own a studio, where any woman can come in and be transformed. I also like Bridal boudoir type work , special photographs for the groom
There is a guy whose work I also love. it is more fantasy stuff , but it is awesome Julian Knight www.slingshotphotos.com .
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Originally Posted by Moonstone
... also I think they would of looked fab on the Chaise Lounge,with some deep sexy red drapes in velvet, and maybe a screen and....
Great shots KK no doubting that.
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Originally Posted by SteveL
I agree with all of the above. Great set of shots.
I am really impressed with the shots you have put up and would imagine the customers are well pleased with the photos.
Nothing to do with the shots above but seeing the diamontee collar reminded me of a day when one of the beater's wife came into the pub after the post shoot meal to give him a lift home. Now this guy is as big as barn door and really "hard". He has two well trained hard working springers with scars from old beating wounds.
His wife walked in to the bar with the smallest Yorkie I have ever seen wearing a pink diamontee collar. The pub pub just exploded with laughter when the wife insisted the man had to walk the dog outside to see if it needed a pee. He was just sooooo embarrassed
He still gets ribbed about it to this day and he has made different arrangements for getting home from the pub.
Steve
I am really impressed with the shots you have put up and would imagine the customers are well pleased with the photos.
Nothing to do with the shots above but seeing the diamontee collar reminded me of a day when one of the beater's wife came into the pub after the post shoot meal to give him a lift home. Now this guy is as big as barn door and really "hard". He has two well trained hard working springers with scars from old beating wounds.
His wife walked in to the bar with the smallest Yorkie I have ever seen wearing a pink diamontee collar. The pub pub just exploded with laughter when the wife insisted the man had to walk the dog outside to see if it needed a pee. He was just sooooo embarrassed
He still gets ribbed about it to this day and he has made different arrangements for getting home from the pub.
Steve
I'm picturing Boycies Marlene from Only Fools and Horses
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Very nice...I think the box one is my favorite as well 
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Awesome - love 2 n 6!
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These are lovely, I like the natural ones, #2 and #6 but I also love #3, not sure why. 
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