Creating confidence!

 creating content doesn’t only have to be for sugar relationships. For me, creating content began with creating a confident me. I wasn’t always comfortable being naked in front of a camera, and everything I was raised to believe told me that it wasn’t right. But I’m here to tell you that that way of thinking is wrong. You don’t have to be 100% comfortable with nudity, to create confident Content. You can simply start with a cute outfit, a Cosplayer, comfortable with, and a photo app. Earlier this month I posted about one of my favourite photo apps. If you haven’t seen this post, I recommend scrolling down until you see a post about “LensBuddy”. This is the app I used to help train my body, to not only pose confidently… But it also focus on making myself feel comfortable making this kind of Content.

Here are some steps that you can take to not yourself in the proper direction

1. Find a cute set of pajamas, lingerie, or just an outfit that you feel you’re most confident in. I recommend using a cute set of pajamas, lingerie, or just an outfit that you feel you’re most confident in. I recommend something that’s easy to **remove** in layers, or simple to remove in general, while taking photos. 

2. clear a space where you can take photos privately. Make sure the background is clean, and that you will not be interrupted. This includes pets, children, significant others… And even your phone. I can’t tell you how many times I was in the middle of taking photos when somebody would call me and interrupt me. It really messes with your headspace, especially if you get into a good rhythm, and it’s ruined.

3. Download the app I suggested “lensBuddy”. If you don’t have the ability to download this app, you can do a similar routine using a timer on your phone in your camera app.
Really take time to learn the settings of this app. Select the amount of photos you want this app to be taking, how often the shutter will go off, and any other settings you’re interested in.

4. Once you have a hang of the app, your space is clear, and you are feeling confident in what you are wearing… It’s time to practice posing.

5. Place your camera on a phone stand, ring, light, or at a Place where it is stable. Set the timer or start your app. Start full body. Bend and move your body to see what you like. Pay attention to where your feet placement is, pay attention to what your hands are doing… Pay attention to your face. Are you making a sexy face? Do you look uncomfortable? After your first set of photos comes to a completion. Pause your shoot, and take a look at the photos you just took. Really analyze them. What photos do you like? What poses make you feel more confident? What part of your body do you feel? You want to pay more attention to?

6. Once you have completed your first set of photos. Move in closer or zoom in. We called this a 2/3 photo. The frame should be from the top of your head to about your waist or slightly lower. Now do another set of pictures, this time, focussing on your waist up.

7. Repeat step number five.

8. Once you have shuffled through your last two sets of photos… Move an even closer. This frame should be from your tits to your face. I want you to focus on what your face looks like. Your facial expressions can say so much in a photo… And if you don’t look or feel confident… No one’s gonna want to buy your photos.

9. Repeat step number five.

10. Now that you have taken the time to fill out your body, doing what makes you feel comfortable… it’s time to start removing articles of clothing. Normally I will start full body, and adjust my frame to what article of clothing I’m focussing on.

ezample: if I’m taking off my bottoms, I’ll focus on full body or the 2/3rds framing. I’ll turn around and peel off my bottoms slowly, or tease from the front. once I feel like I got a few useable pictures. I will move onto a new frame, and a new article of clothing to be removed.

11. Repeat step number five.

12. Once I have removed all articles of clothing, I am comfortable with removing, for this photo session… I will then take full nude portraits in all three frames. 

12. Repeat stuff number five

13. By now you should have taken so many pictures you won’t know what to do with them all. You should have filtered and shuffled through all of them, removing all photos you don’t like of yourself. Hopefully by now you have a better understanding of how your body looks while posing, how to remove clothing well also still feeling confident and comfortable. And how to decipher what photos make you feel beautiful and white photos need to be trashed.. 

Once you have finished your photo, shoot, take a break before editing or working anymore on this project. One of the things I do for myself after a photo, shoot, as I get myself a snack, and a drink. I’ve made a little ritual for myself, and I highly recommend you do the same. This will help if you end up having a daddy, who’s a little more needy… if he makes you take a bunch of pictures all the time, you could get burnt out quickly. But having a little ritual for yourself after each, Photoshoot allows you to have a selfish moment just for you.

*** i have  attached photo examples to this post. These photos are showing an example of a progressed shoot. This is a recent shoot, so I am a lot more confident in myself and my posing. I am 100% comfortable taking nude photos, that to others, are considered little more risqué. Please do not try and duplicate these photos if you are NOT comfortable with any of these poses. And keep in mind, you don’t have to send these pictures to anybody. You could just be taking these photos for you. So never feel pressured ever!***