Question 1

What slots are available?

Accepted Answer

• Monday to Friday: 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
 • Saturday to Sunday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. (every other weekend)

Book your session directly through the booking calendar from the desired service.

Question 2

What is the process between booking request and receiving photos?

Accepted Answer

1. Exchange regarding the booking request to confirm the session
2. Discussions will be spread over several days to confirm the Artistic Direction, if there is one.
3. Reminder 3 days before the session to confirm availability: possible oversight, unforeseen event, illness, etc.
4. Photo shoot
5. Sorting and post-processing of photos, duration between 1 and 3 months maximum
6. Sending a private link to view all the post-processed photos with a central watermark
7. Selection of photos to keep, action taken by the model: "your body = your choice"
8. Sending a private link to download the selected photos in their original size with an angle watermark
9. Use of only the photos selected in accordance with the written agreement in the contract

Question 3

What is the difference between the sessions offered: artistic Light or Shadow and erotic?

Accepted Answer

The Shadow Project is a proposal to assert the dark side of oneself, which is most often hidden.

In an artistic session , a Artistic Director is discussed in advance, the model has a structured freedom.

The difference between a light and shadow artistic session lies in the AD who lends himself to it, and which side the model wishes to highlight. Transgressions and eroticism are on the dark side, while spirituality and haute couture are on the light side, for example.

The distinction between a Shadow artistic session and an erotic session is the possibility of the absence of a DA and/or the intimacy desired by the model: boudoir, BDSM, Porn'art.

Anything is possible as long as communication is kind and respectful, with complete transparency to ensure the needs and limits of each person are taken into account.

It is the models who have the choice of the limits of the shooting.
The framework is wide, the varied choice is theirs.

Question 4

How do you select an appropriate Art Direction for the model?

Accepted Answer

For a session with an Artistic Direction , the idea is to ask a few questions and with the answers to create a DA .
 • Get information about the model: what you like, your hobbies, your spirituality, your philosophy, what excites you in life?
 • How are you feeling right now?
 • What are the strong emotions you are going through?
 • What do you like about my posted photoshoots?
 • What made you decide to book a session?
 • Which side of your mind do you want to highlight: Light or Shadow?

Depending on the feedback, I will suggest what inspires me.

Question 5

Do the sessions include props?

Accepted Answer

The shootings are accompanied by several accessories available to the models!

Among a whole suitcase of accessories dedicated to eroticism of all kinds, this allows to meet the needs of artistic Shadow or erotic sessions: adult toys, masks, lingerie, other accessories.

Question 6

What is a framed freedom?

Accepted Answer

The services offered all have a structured freedom . This allows the shooting to be structured solely according to the model's limits.

This includes information that the model must provide me with during our discussions prior to the shoot. What is the desired setting, the one in which you feel comfortable, the one you want for your shoot?
 • Atmosphere: spiritual, intimate or erotic (sensual or sexual)
 • Orientation: vanilla, BDSM or Porn'art
 • Outfit: dressed, underwear/lingerie or nude
 • Number: single, duo or more
 • Location: indoor or outdoor

The frame is chosen by the model and is mandatory!

Question 7

Who are your sessions aimed at?

Accepted Answer

Person (feminine noun):
An individual of the human species (when one cannot or does not want to specify appearance, age or sex).
My services are available to everyone, whether in the private or professional setting: Model, Artist, Pro-Dom.me, TDS, etc.
LGBTQIA+ Friendly Space!

Question 8

What are the written agreements?

Accepted Answer

The agreements for each service are covered in the 8 points below, providing transparency on copyright and exploitation rights.

Image rights for the following activities:
1. Service provision: shooting, post-processing, photo album
2. Use on the company platform: website, link in bio, email
3. Development: limited editions, calendar, theme, editing, competition
4. Opening and exhibition
   
Right to broadcast on the following networks:
1. Promote activity on Meta: Facebook, Instagram, Threads
2. Promote the Shadow project on Fetlife
3. Develop your professional network: LinkedIn, ModelManagement
4. Financial support on Patreon

Every model person receives a confirmation request on these agreements.
Of course, it is possible to refuse certain points. This allows us to be aligned with you, my values, and to best respect your choices in my target trajectory. It will also be possible to refuse points awarded in the future; there is no issue regarding consent, you simply need to contact me directly.

If you refuse all the points, an additional cost will cover the transfer of copyright.

Question 9

Why support you on Patreon?

Accepted Answer

Your support is a way of believing in the artist!
Thank you in advance for this intention!

In return and depending on one of the three subscription levels selected, you will have access to:
 • Live Q&A
 • Live Chat
 • All archived publications
 • Exclusive content

Question 10

What type of photography do you do?

Accepted Answer

• Landscape photography: Photography of vast natural expanses aimed at capturing the beauty and grandeur of the environment.
 • Wildlife Photography: Photographing pets or wild animals in their natural environment.
 • Travel photography: Photography that immortalizes a destination or a culture. This genre can combine several photo styles: nature photography, animal photography, portraits
 • Macro photography: Photography of tiny subjects to reveal details often invisible to the naked eye.
 • Portrait photography: Photography that highlights a person, their personality, and their emotions. These can be "classic" portraits or self-portraits.
 • Street photography: Photography in public places, primarily capturing fleeting moments of daily life and human interactions.
 • Architectural photography: Photography aimed at enhancing all types of buildings, often by playing with perspectives.
 • Fine Art Photography: Photography characterized by the artist's vision, message, and emotions they seek to convey. Anything can potentially be the subject of an artistic photograph.
 • Fashion photography: Photography showcasing clothing, accessories, and models, often used for magazines, advertisements, or brands.
 • Sports photography: Photography including shots of athletes (in action or not), sporting events, but also of products for brands, athletes, etc.
 • Nude photography: a photograph representing one or more unclothed human bodies.
 • Erotic photography: Nude photography intended to provoke sexual arousal.
 • Pornographic photography: photography having as its object the explicit representation of the human sexual act.
 • Photomontage: assembly of images.

Sources:
 • Adobe - The main types of photography at a glance
 • Wikipedia - Photographic genre

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