Early on in my days as a photographer, I realized that "more is better"... Along with my girlfriend Vail, I started shooting my ex, and close friend, Bianca. Whenever possible, I shot them together. More is better, and as we would say, "four boobies..."
I have shot Vail with some of our other models, as we expanded and I created Blood Dolls. While the sets were simple, the four boobies principle seemed to hold true. The photos were always a lot of fun, and always popular.
The thing is, in all that time, I never shot three girls together. Recently, though, I started working with Cat and Annie, both local models who love working together. This weekend, I brought them in to shoot with Ulorin Vex. It turns out more is still better.
I wonder when the threshhold is? If I shoot five or six girls together, will it stop being better? Will it be too hard to organize? I look forward to finding out.
(I hope this doesn't count as spam. I don't plan on licensing these sets.)
I have shot Vail with some of our other models, as we expanded and I created Blood Dolls. While the sets were simple, the four boobies principle seemed to hold true. The photos were always a lot of fun, and always popular.
The thing is, in all that time, I never shot three girls together. Recently, though, I started working with Cat and Annie, both local models who love working together. This weekend, I brought them in to shoot with Ulorin Vex. It turns out more is still better.
I wonder when the threshhold is? If I shoot five or six girls together, will it stop being better? Will it be too hard to organize? I look forward to finding out.
(I hope this doesn't count as spam. I don't plan on licensing these sets.)
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