People are probably wondering what we are on about so let us explain. When you wear any clothing for a while, or in fact if you are in contact with a textured surface for a while, it leaves either an impression or visible mark on the skin for a while afterwards, eventually fading. We can unfortunately assure you that as you grow older it takes longer and longer.
So why do we care? Well, photos are one of our big pervs. Look elsewhere and you'll see we like to take posed erotic photos in various situations and locations. Often they are in places where we have to go dressed, quickly get ready and shoot the photos. The problem is, unless Mrs Belle is wearing nothing under a raincoat (been there, done that) the marks left by the clothing can ruin the best laid plans, or more to the point photos.
Typical examples are underwear lines, skin creases from holding a position too long or from outer clothing when sitting (We did say we were older) and our personal favourite (not) the patterns left by the car seat on Mrs Belle's backside. Sounds funny, but an erotic photo is somewhat spoiled by a bum that looks like a waffle.
Photoshop exists, and yes we have used it but we don't like to. We have taken to wearing certain looser clothes with less seams, blankets on seats to reduce waffling and where possible taking clothes off as much in advance as possible. Easy at home, not so easy otherwise.
But what can we do when the dreaded marks appear? Does anyone have any tips on how to make them fade faster, or minimise their appearance?
Belles