💦 CREATE AND FUCK YOUR OWN AI CUMSLUT 🔥 TRY NOW ♥
Create AI Cumsluts 💦
July 2, 2020

The same... but different!
I absolutely love how a photographer's editing style combined with their use of lighting can completely change the look and feel of a series of images. As you can see, all seven of these pictures were shot in the same chair/posing sequence, however the differences in editing completely change the mood, taking it from "dirty Polaroids" to emotive portrait art.
A big part of this is how the first four images are lit via a direct flash (think of the typical flash on the top of camera, that's what this means!) - this eliminated a lot of the shadows around my body, and gives the viewer a more exposed view. The last three images were shot using purely window light, which as you can tell produces a lot more shadowing and overall darkness. Even more interesting, the natural light in the room looked a lot brighter than this - however camera's don't quite pick up light the same way as our eyes!

I generally tend to gravitate towards darker, more shadowy images when creating my own art, however I have grown over time to also love the over-exposure of shooting with a direct flash and especially love experimenting with both when creating new erotic series for OnlyFans!
Which do you prefer more?!
How does the change in lighting effect how your interpret the last three images?
Comment (or shoot me a message!) and let me know!

xxx
Brianna