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Posted by: James (66.25.133.94) on December 30, 2003 at 14:28:03

Location: Texas

In Reply to: Re: Question (N) posted by Matt on December 30, 2003 at 07:26:50:

: I would define nude vs semi or implied nudity as:

: If nipples and/or pubic region show on a female model in the final photo then it is nude. If these areas are covered in the photo, even though the model may not have clothes on, then it would be implied. In the first photo the model is implied nude. The second is nude. Although both are topless, only the second photo "shows" the above defined area.

: In the case of sheer, same holds true. In Victoria's Secret catalogs the models model sheer outfits but nothing "shows". It is most likely edited in post production so the final photo is implied not nude. Many models are comfortable working with a photographer nude, they just don't want things to show in the final photo.

Don't forget that a reflection, or a shadow can also be implied nude. And it is always best to have an understanding with the model beforehand as to what the posting limits are.

This is just some fun in Photoshop.

James

Happy Holidays

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: : I would define nude vs semi or implied nudity as:

: : If nipples and/or pubic region show on a female model in the final photo then it is nude.  If these areas are covered in the photo, even though the model may not have clothes on, then it would be implied.  In the first photo the model is implied nude.  The second is nude.  Although both are topless, only the second photo "shows" the above defined area.

: : In the case of sheer, same holds true.  In Victoria's Secret catalogs the models model sheer outfits but nothing "shows".  It is most likely edited in post production so the final photo is implied not nude.  Many models are comfortable working with a photographer nude, they just don't want things to show in the final photo.

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: Don't forget that a reflection, or a shadow can also be implied nude. And it is always best to have an understanding with the model beforehand as to what the posting limits are.

: This is just some fun in Photoshop.

: James

: Happy Holidays


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