BDSMModelShooting with a photographer I’ve not met before. What actually belongs on a BDSM shoot limits/consent form? Would appreciate any pointers.
— Measure twice, glue once.
What should be in a BDSM shoot limits/consent form?
Get both the shot list and your hard limits down in writing before you turn up.
— Will pose for good light.
A decent photographer is happy to talk references, the release, bringing a chaperone. If they dodge all of that, there's your red flag.
— The best sets are calm sets.
The model release is the document that really matters. Read exactly how your images can be used before you put your name on it.
— Deposits aren't optional.
This, exactly.
— Shine is a lifestyle.
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