DOES AMYONE ELSE FIND IT WIERD THAT MOST MODELS DONT LOOK LIKE THIER PHOTOS? Quote

I would say that most do look like their photos.

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In addition, some models have better cams, microphones and set-ups.


Find a model or models you like---there are plenty to choose from. Quote

Maybe you need glasses tlbean2004?

I'm serious, maybe you should have your eyes tested

I find it weird that someone thinks most models don't look like their photos Quote

I actually agree. Many photos seem from 5-10 years and 25 pounds ago. Quote

I guess we visit different models

The models I visit look like their photos. If they were 5-10 years younger and weighed 25 pounds less they would be 10-15 years old and weigh 135 pounds

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i have always felt that the majority of male models do not look like their photos. i always want to ask some models: who took your profile photos. i want then to take some of me. Quote

REGARDING THE RESEMBLANCE OF MODELS TO THEIR PHOTOGRAPHS

A popular model with a body any steroid freak would admire never shows his face, supposedly because he's a well known athlete in his city. When his profile photo shows a face at all, it's from a quarter-century ago. It's indeed remarkable that a man his age is as well preserved and as muscular as he is. The headshot indicates he was a cutie in his heyday, although not as handsome as his contemporary, John Schneider (Bo Duke) in "The Dukes of Hazzard." By now he should look like Sorrell Booke (Boss Hogg) and it's remarkable that he's acquired muscle mass instead of a pot belly in the intervening years. If I encountered him at the beach I certainly wouldn't kick sand on his blanket.

Some models do doctor their photos. One popular model now has a profile photo that shows evidence of a photo-shop session. A tiny head is balanced upon a beautiful body and the overall effect is similar to what one experiences when one sees Bluto, the adversary of Popeye. Bluto should not be confused with Popeye's kiddy kin (Pipeye, Pupeye, Poopeye, Peepeye), who appeared in Famous Studios' "Me Musical Nephews" (1942).

The contention that "most" models don't look like their photos is an exaggeration. The keen-eyed, clever and judicious Australian, ourjeffie, is correct.

Models that work from home often take their own photos, holding a camera to a mirror. If they don't look like themselves, whom do they resemble? Somewhere around my 64th birthday I at last noticed that heads and faces look different from separate angles. When in doubt ask the model to show his face as he did in his profile photos. If an imposter is in the chat room notify customer service at once, unless he's handsomer and more alluring than the model in the photo. If you're lucky you'll get an automatically generated response.

Models working from studios sometimes have the advantage of the services of artful and skilled photographers. Others have posed for erotic photos before and have a stock of images on hand when they come to Flirt4Free. Glamour photos, if the photographer is worth a Continental cuss, don't usually show the blemishes that mar real-life appearances. A good photographer knows how to prepare a model's face and body for a photo session of optimal sensuality, with muscles well defined, in comely poses that hide the "LOVE" and "HATE" tattoos above the knuckles. A close comparison of the glamour photo with the model in the chatroom will more often than not expose them as the same.

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tlbean I know what you are talking about. Many times on the main page I see a photo of a new model or one I haven't seen before and I check out their bio for additional pictures before deciding if I want to enter their room. And when I decide a model could turn me on I enter their free room and then .... who are you and what have you done to the hot model in the photo? It is so disappointing to realize the photos must be at least 5 to 10+ years old and/or the model has gained a lot of unflattering weight. Or the model is just much less attractive than the glamorized photo. When they look really hot in the picture(s) but not when you see them on cam, it is almost like false advertising to me. In defense of the models, I know they are doing everything they can to attract you to their room, including using old or "doctored" photos. But, while this is not true of all the model photos, coming across models who really do not look like their picture(s) happens to me every day when I'm browsing for someone new to meet and perhaps take pvt for a fantasy. Quote

A couple of times when I have noticed a difference between a model and his picture, it was seeing a model who looked much hotter than the picture posted. I have occasionally seen the reverse, but then I think it was a case of seeing a guy live on cam lying down, taking it easy, versus a picture that was taken by a professional photographer of a guy standing up, posing, carefully put together, etc. The angle and quality of the webcam versus the posed photo does make a big difference. Quote

CountryGuy makes a good point. Some models look far better than their profile photos. Check the model Boden's bio photo and compare it to his VOD photos. He hasn't appeared since March, but he was a beautiful model, a fine chatroom host, and a great performer. His photo, however, shows only half his face and his wasn't one of those cases where a model deliberately hides his face. After I got to know him well I told him many times that I thought he needed a better photo to show on the "Live Chat" page and on his bio page. He agreed but never changed his photo.

I stayed away from another model's room for a year because his photo wasn't attractive. Then, I was thrown into his room when the model I was visiting logged out. I discovered he was a great model, extremely handsome. Lying flat, he could shoot cum onto his face and in his open mouth. After I got to know him I told him I thought his photo was bad and he agreed. He changed it and told me later that traffic increased in his room. In particular I saw a guest in his room who visits many younger models and keeps them for long private shows. He told me that he was visiting my model friend for the first time, and told me he hadn't realized how attractive, friendly and able the model was. For a year this customer had visited almost daily but had never paid attention to the boy, no doubt because of a bad photo. This model hasn't worked regularly in several months.

It's not that the models didn't look like their photos, it's that the pictures weren't as attractive as the models were.


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