Showing posts with label nudity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nudity. Show all posts

Saturday, June 29, 2013

Sheer

Travis  had this beautiful blue sheer fabric that I absolutely loved and I think we got some gorgeous and awesome shots with it! I'm also throwing in a couple of shots we did without the fabric with oil and a water bottle. The effect is stunning but there weren't enough of those shots for a stand alone post so they get to go here. The first one is my favorite- which is yours?












Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Goggles and Gas Masks

For those of you who like a little bit of an industrial feel, Travis McKeithan brings you some awesome images. Again, the bottom ones are NSFW. I love these so much!








Friday, May 10, 2013

Happy Balloons

Photos by Travis McKeithan. We had a blast doing some light and airy shots. His usual work tends more towards the darker stuff, but I guess I inspire him to go a little outside he box. ;)

Photos towards the bottom NSFW











Friday, April 26, 2013

Fat and Naked

Happy birthday to me! Happy birthday to me! Yes, it's my birthday and a perfect day to post these gorgeous photos from Bryan Regan Photography from yesterday's shoot. They're so perfect they look like oil paintings and I'm in love with each and every one of them. Even though they show off a lot of parts of me that I don't like, when I was taking them I didn't feel self conscious in the least. I felt like a work of art.

Every time I do a nude shoot I still struggle. The process has gotten easier over time though and I'm starting to feel proud of my naked body and view it as something beautiful and unique. I  have small boobs, big thighs, a kinda flat butt, but I don't care. At least not right this moment. This morning I tried on my new fatkini  and felt very badly about my breasts and their size. Another good reason to post these photos! To show everyone and myself that it doesn't matter. All bodies are beautiful no matter what.









Dreaming of Wheels

I finally dreamed of myself in a wheelchair . How we view ourselves is often hard. What we think of ourselves, even how we picture ourse...