Naughty Office 102 - review by Captain Jack| Author | Post |
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| PIVlover Member 202 Posts 3/15 | I think women photographers are horrible at couples porn. They seem to hate penetration shots, they always do a lousy job with focus and angle. And I think they are ruining porn. [Link] |
| Mister Fahrenheit All-Star Member Meh 4655 Posts 10/13 | |
| Gore Gore Girl Doctor of the Erotic Arts 7238 Posts 1/09 | |
| Mister Fahrenheit All-Star Member Meh 4655 Posts 10/13 | |
| charn fubar 2880 Posts 12/09 | |
| StarGrek Deactivated User Under the moonlight. 1763 Posts 10/11 | Mason is one of the best directors right now in the industry and her photographic skills are undisputed. She can find a perfect frame out of a keyhole and she is much more competent than many of her male colleagues. She can shoot easily both close up and wider shots. Princess Donna despite her "eccentric" directional tastes, has a very good sense of photography especially in penetration shots. Suze Randall was a famous female adult photographer who was exceptionally good also. There are many others skillful directors in many erotic sites. I would like though to know PIV why you say that.. What is your example? |
| PIVlover Member 202 Posts 3/15 | |
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| Aya Senior Member All The Cool Girls Are Lesbians 7439 Posts 6/14 | |
| Jackie Treehorn Member It'll knock both your eyes out! 311 Posts 3/04 | |
| StarGrek Deactivated User Under the moonlight. 1763 Posts 10/11 | Porn Photography is a very serious matter. For me is the most important skill of a hardcore director. It is the element that actually defines if someone has a talent or future in the industry. And when we say hardcore we mean a scene where we can easily distinguish that the certain performers are having sex and not pretending, like in mainstream movies. Personally, I am in favor of the perfect balance between the proper exposure of the bodily assets of the performers, the visual confirmation of the committed sexual act, the proper capture of the choreography (the visual harmony and beauty which comes from the body placement and the motion of the sexual activities) and finally the radiated eroticism which is expressed in certain sensual practices and gestures. If a photographer could fit all these in one frame it would be ideal, otherwise it is essential to keep the analogies in the proper levels in order not to spoil the recipe. It would be a terrible pornographic crime, for example, not to find the proper angle in order to expose the female performers natural gems, which ever she has (Ass, Tits, pussy, legs, face...). But the scene will lose its pornographic value if you don't provide clear visual clues that the girl participates in a porn movie. (She is getting her holes violated). On the other hand, too much close up shots it would make the scene boring and monotonous and sometimes even dangerous (trust me i know what I am saying). By showing beautiful positions and body complexes you make your scene visually attractive, but if you don't show any hardcore element at the same time, you risk to make the scene too lame or too artistic. If you don't show any erotic happening at all, you might create cold, dry and distant atmosphere, if you stay too much on them you might lose totally hardcore fan's support. So in order to satisfy all tastes, besides your talent, you have to be clever, creative and work a lot on your techniques. Now the truth is that most women see porn in different perspective than men, but that doesn't mean that is bad. Personally I love women directors because they might potentially give that distinctive realistic or erotic touch which make a scene more interesting. Mason, Belladonna, Dana Vespoli, Tanya Hyde, Suze Randall, Ovidie are some of the female directors I admire. Being honest PIV, I am not very familiar with Kelly Madison's work so I don't have opinion but from what I see she does have awesome rack! Meanwhile... Explore Sexuality! |
| PIVlover Member 202 Posts 3/15 | P.S. I bet I've spent enough on porn to buy a house! |
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