Ok, so a web site itself cannot be a prude, but the people behind it are.
Last night I posted some images from one of my latest shoots, carefully choosing them based on the knowledge that MySpace does have “decency” guidelines for the images you upload, which I understand the need for. I thought I had done a pretty good job.
I guess my screening process wasn’t good enough! Some visitor to my page took a gander at my new images and reported one for a policy violation. The shoot involved some nudity, but I chose only those images that did not show any “naughty parts.” I guess for MySpace, the underside of a breast is too naughty, too. What’s up with that? I know a photographer on MySpace (who shall remain nameless because I admire his work) that posts completely nude images almost daily and doesn’t seem to get his images removed. Am I so special (or un-special) that I get a rather benign image removed while a world-renowned photographer gets away with it? MySpace, you’re so unfair…
You tell me; is this image in anyway adult content or otherwise not safe for work?
Tags: model shoots, MySpace, Reviews
