About shoots. Photography. ๐ธ At the beginning of my modeling journey, I used to take pictures at home, creating sets from whatever I could find ๐ง Lamps, curtains, artificial plants -everything was put to use. Of course, studios are more convenient: there's space, plenty of locations, and the atmosphere is completely different ๐ด It was only when my work started getting noticed and fans were asking for "MORE!" that studios became part of my reality ๐ฅฐ Iโve spent countless hours there, working with various photographers. Some were true professionals, and we later became friends.๐ค But, of course, there were unpleasant moments too. Especially in the beginning, I trusted every photographer without a second thought, never imagining that some might not be entirely honest. There were times when I didnโt even get my photos back, or worse, faced open criticism for being an adult model (even though that person had invited me for the shoot). These were challenges, and I overcame them. ๐ช In the last few years, Iโve been working differently. Either my boyfriend shoots me, or I do everything myself (thanks to modern technology). Of course, it takes more time! Youโre your own director, photographer, and model makeup artist, lighting and decorator ๐คนโโ๏ธ But itโs comfortable, without depending on anyone elseโs mood or vision. After a shoot, I end up with about 500 photos to review, select, edit - and only then are they ready for storage. Before every publication, I go through them one last time and write the text. Itโs a lot of work, but you know what? Itโs worth it ๐ I love photography, and Iโm happy when I see the positive response to my sets. Thank you to everyone who appreciates my pictures!๐ฅฐโค๏ธโค๏ธโค๏ธโค๏ธ I'm curious, do you have a favorite set of mine?๐ณ