[QUOTE=BastardChorum;6055613]By all means, adopt whatever approach works for you. Just keep in mind, once you air it out on a public forum, it's fair game to be challenged, criticized, and scrutinized by any and all here.
Based on what you linked, your definition of 'real' pictures seems to be amateur selfies shot exclusively with a cell phone. If you've been mongering for 10 years with kgirls, you should know that is the exception and not the norm. For those that do post pictures of themselves, it largely consists of professionally taken shots at a studio, touched up and photoshopped to the girls preference or left up to the expertise of the photo editor / retoucher (kdolls is infamous for this as sometimes their girls look so damn similar). And in some cases, you can tell it's from the same photographer / studio as the props are the same, if only marginally rearranged or from a different angle.
Given the nature of the business, it stands to reason that they need to put their best face / tits / ass / body forward to pique the interest of their window shopping customers. Ultimately, giving rise to the adoption of professional photoshoots. You won't find detailed anecdotes of their personality, favorite pastimes, or the like here. All you get are photos, pertinent measurements, and an alphabet soup of services rendered. This has been the formula for kgirls for a while.
All said, you can definitely make the case that there's misrepresentation of who you finally see behind the door as a result of the above mentioned format but, IMO, for most of us here, real pictures means it's really her standing in front of the camera lens. Wildly imaginative, ambitious, and creative photoshoppers appears to be an unfortunate side effect of the whole process for us mongers. Sadly enough, one that isn't going to change or go away anytime soon regardless of monger's gripes about it, including mines.
The photos you see are more often than not, the best representation of what you [B]can[/B] get. Take it for what it is and evaluate / decide accordingly. From the vantage of mongers, not the best scenario to be in but if someone has a better approach, I'm all ears.[/QUOTE]"There is a class system. The 90 day wonders want to make money fast and clearly falsify their photos. They turn, they burn and then they are gone. The superstars and UTRs have such loyal followings that they really don't need photos or advertising. But many of them have posted totally accurate photos. I won't mention current providers but didn't Moli, Megan, Roya, Cona and Shannon (among others) look almost exactly like their ads?