Photo Set Guidelines

(Please discuss any exceptions you would like to make with Kristina.)

40 or more sequential "striptease" images. Must be sent in the mail on a CD or as a zip file to kris@nofauxxx.com as JPG or GIF files at a resolution of 72dpi. Images should be at least 500 pixels either tall or wide. If you would like to shoot your set with real film, please scan them yourselves or send prints in the mail.

Minimum nudity is topless for at least 15 photos. There is no maximum nudity or "taboos." Trust your own limits. We accept dirty kinky sets as well as innocent "erotica" sets, and everything in between. Take way more photos then you plan on using, take the same shot from different angels, make a different face, try something new. Please do not leave a tripod in the same spot, creating a whole set with identical backgrounds. Get wide shots, medium shots, and close ups.

We will only accept sets with quality photography. All photos must be well lit, in focus, artisticly composed, and congruent with the entire set. If there are less than 40 usable images in a set, it's likely not to be accepted.

When choosing a setting for your set, please consider a natural setting (bedroom, outside location, favorite place to be, etc.) before using a "studio" setting. I would rather see the posters on your wall than flash shadows against bare walls or a black sheet hung up behind you. Get creative and show off your personality. If you're daring, do it in public. Clean the area you are shooting in, take out anything you don't want people to see, corporate logos, trash, etc. Leave your hobbies, favorite trinkets, & toys in the photos, they can only add personality.

Wear your favorite outfit & be yourself, or search for hot custumes/themed set ideas that will express a different side of yourself and your sexual identity. Feel free to use toys, or to take partnered/group/hardcore sets. As far as makeup goes, we suggest wearing at least a little bit of foundation to reduce the shiney glare that happens in photos & even out skin tones, but beyond that, just wear what makes you feel the best. Come as you are.

Use as much light as possible. Use as much availible sunlight as you can get, or shoot outside! Standard light bulbs cast a yellow light, but bulbs called Reveal by GE have a bluer tint and work well for photos, or you can get flood lights/halogen lamps. Get as much light as possible pointing at you from different angels, not only straight-on. Watch for unflattering shadows from over-head celieng lamps. Point your lights at white walls and reflective surfaces to get well-distributed lighting.

Please clear it with us before photoshopping, cropping, or airbrushing your photos. We do our own editting, but we are open to ideas.