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Congratulations with the continuing success of "Soles Of Silk" and on having your own freakin' forum on Wu's site! You've build quite a great name and reputation for yourself. You're an awesome photographer and you have the prettiest women modeling for you. You are most certainly the man!
Just wanted to give a shout out and give credit where credit is due. As always, keep up the great work.
Hey there buddy. Thanks for stopping by and for the compliments. This has always been a fun thing for me, ever since I started doing artwork on female feet in high school. Yeah, high school. Now, about 10 or so years later, I'm still at it and enjoying it to the fullest.
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I'll bet you're enjoying it to the fullest. It'd be a sad day if it ever lost its fun. I love the feeling of being behind the camera with a pretty model posing her feet for me. It's a dream come true being able to live out a fetish lifestyle and to share it with the community.
I have a couple of questions for you if you don't mind. First, what kind of camera do you use? I'm on the market for a Sony CyberShot DSC-H1 right now. Second, how do you find your models? Are they all friends somehow or do you advertise looking for foot models? I have an ad on Craig's List that has been doing pretty well for me.
- I use a Fuji FinePix S7000 digital camera - Most models are friends, some are met online through various sources such as One Model Place (www.onemodelplace.com) and others like Lisa Tyler, Lexi and Jacklyn Lick that we all know, I just e-mailed and asked. I am a fan boy still and it is a dream come true to shoot the famous ones in my own way.
Hope that answers everything for you. I'm always around here if there is ever anything else you want to know. I'm a pretty open guy when it comes to my fetish.
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I think it's commendable that you have such a good reputation that women like Lexi and Jacklyn Lick are willing to sit in front of your camera.
I was amazed when I was able to meet people like Little Redhead and Kim T. You just never know until you try...you gotta play to win...any other cliches I missed?
Well, I like to leave it all out on the field, but only after I put my game face on. Even then, sometimes I just don't bring my A game and get beat by the better team. When that happens it is back to the drawing board where we will take it one day at a time and see what tomorrow brings.
Okay, I am all out of them for now. Was that enough cliches for you? Heehee...
Thanks for the compliments. I haven't heard from Kim in forever. I tried e-mailing her, but got no response. No clue whats going on there.
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Now, about 10 or so years later, I'm still at it and enjoying it to the fullest.
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