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pugdog
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Mar 1, 2006, 8:52 AM

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Photographers: Do you skip over models without nude images?	Can't Post

I'm curious about something.

And, before you all get up in arms about stuff that this is *not* about, understand that sometimes a question is simply a question to see where you fit in with the pack, as it were. And, this is one of those questions.

Photographers: Do you skip over model profiles, or such, if their portfolio does not contain nudes? Do you lose interest, even for non-nude shoots if the model doesn't show her "all".

Models: If you don't do nudes, or won't do nudes, then *obviously* not putting them in your portfolio is a *GOOD* move.

So, *please* limit this to *only* the answer to the question, not to tangential things like the good and/or bad of posing nude, doing nudes, getting naked, boyfriend issues, etc. Start another thread.

Pugdog

henrytj
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Mar 31, 2006, 1:10 PM

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No I don't skip over non-nude model shots. In fact, I prefer a nice clothed portrait shot so that I can see the model's face. I don't bring up doing nude photography unless the model brings it up and wants to do it.
Henry

bodyartist
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Apr 3, 2006, 9:57 AM

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As for me, the body as a whole is important, and I'm not really interested in the clothing. That can be changed.

I also find I take models who do creative art nudes more seriously than ones who don't. I guess it has to do with putting up or shutting up?

I admire the models who can shed the artificial skins and stand naked for the world. It's what I try to capture in my art. Otherwise, I'd be doing fashion Cool

Scott
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