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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NP here - I have been contemplating taking pictures as an anniversary gift, but this thread pretty much dissuades me from doing so.  I am super self-conscious about my body (especially after two kids).  I'm back to my old weight, but things just aren't the same.  My husband, however, was recently lamenting that he has no pictures of me in bikinis/bathing suits because I tend to hide from those pictures and thus he has a few he took while we were at the beach and I was far enough away/looking the other direction so I didn't notice.  So I thought that maybe getting a professional to take some shots at nice angles that don't make me as self-conscious would be a nice idea for DH.  It would be a surprise, not something that I would ask him to look over with me, and I would use a female photographer.

Still a terrible idea?  [/quote]

I think you could do this on your own.  You could even enlist DH's help to get everyone out of the house for a few hours.  Find or create (by laying down a white bedspread, for example) a neutral backdrop near a nice diffused light, like a window.  Put on your bikini and a pair of sexy/slutty heels.  Set a camera on a barstool or something and use the timer.  It'll be a pain in the butt to get up and down and keep resetting the picture, but you can take as many pictures as you want with no pressure.  Eventually you'll stumble upon a good angle, and you can build on that.  I awoke my inner Hustler model this way, and it has given me such confidence.  Good luck![/quote]

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