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Could anyone offer me some advice as an amateur photographer. I am in need of some guidance when it comes to my first imposed B/G photographic shoot.

Stills/Stripping/Kissing/poses is all straight forward but then ...

Some level of insertion oral or otherwise? but not the actual humping? or is only to the point of insertion.

And what about money shots? Does the guy make himself shoot and then the models pose..

Apologies if this sounds ridiculous to some...I juts don't want to offend anyone on my first shoot!!!

Thanks,

James.

Not sure what you mean by "imposed B/G" Do you actually mean "Implied B/G"?

If you do then it is shot to make it look like the "Full Works" is happening when in reality it's not. It's also often refered to as "Soft B/G".

Both male and female fully nude is ok as is some levels of "intimate" touching i.e.
Male touching females breasts and vagina (external only not finger(s) penetrating). Female touching males penis. Oral: male will just touch females vagina with tip of tongue but not full licking or putting tongie inside, female will place tongue close to males penis but will not actually touch or put in her mouth. Sexual intercourse would be fully simulated (no actual penetration).
"Money Shot"...this would be bordering into "Hard B/G" (somewhere in between) as "Soft/Implied B/G" usually does not require (or even want) the male to obtain an erection and a male can't "cum" without doing that.

Well, that is my "take" on what I think you mean and on what I consider to be "Soft/Implied B/G". Other photographers (and models too) will have their own (and probably different) interpretations.

Myson
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Thanks Myson,

Yes..Implied..is what i meant! Its sounds like some clarification with the models will be needed to make sure all parties and my understanding are in line.

Cheers,

J.

Indeed, I would suggest you send the model(s) your definition of what "Implied B/G" means to you and ask her/them if it matches her/their definition.

You need to make sure you are all "singing from the same hymn sheet" to avoid any embarrasing mistakes.

Myson
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