Members' Comments

Peter; thank you for being experimental. There is plenty of nice verity on this site and almost everyone can find the type of woman or a type of scene that is erotic and/ or aesthetically pleasing. It seems as though there are a few commenters who bitch and complain when something different is presented other than their type of model with their type of poses, well get over it already. Bush/ no bush, to edgy, etc., etc. I can understand well thought out constructive criticism but the moaning and complaining is idiotic. P.S. Samrai; good info; people need to look this stuff up.

FOR THOSE PEOPLE WHO DO NOT KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GEISHA AND PROSTITUTE, " In old adys(150-300 years ago)", GEISHA is an entertainer at formal dinner table, with well practiced Japanese culture musics and dance etc.They stat practice from 8-10 years old. And some of famous/popular Geishas were like celebrities. People must have introduction from appropriate parties to invite famous ones. They don`t come to your dinner table for money. Their costume(Kimono) cost(equivalent to current $$) would be easily $$20,000 and up for head to toes. While hookers,,,,,,I think it no need to explain.

I TOTALLY AGREE, BTW " YUKATA " IS THE RIGHT WORD NOT YOKATA, FYI.

Lulu is a very beautiful model make up or not, I know nothing about Japanese culture to know what the makeup signifies but I think it gives the shot a magical feel. The only thing I would change is I would love to see Lulu shaven.

Bring us 1) occidental models 2) without any make-up, and there will be no more discussions...

She should show everything.

Samurai - I think there is confusion in the West about the distinction between Geisha and prostitute. Many people here seem to think they are the same thing!

I think this make-up represent "yotaka", ancient times streetwalker. I don't feel elegance at all. I feel décadence...

You wanna know something ? The make-up is not represents GEISHA, but old ancient days hookers`, for your information

I like the concept behind this, and while the make-up doesn't particularly appeal to me, I think it adds a wonderful sense of the exotic to the proceedings. I was, however, somewhat puzzled when the frame pulls back for image 56, and shows the model having wounds on her shins. While I'm certainly a proponent of natural figures, lighting, and a general sense of realism, I still prefer if minor blemishes such as this (which inevitably occur) are covered in some manner.

Nice shoot. Lulu if definitely up to Hegre standards! Slim but curvy with exquisite breasts. As so many are saying, the problem is the make-up. This would have been better either without it or with classical Geisha face paint and the appropriate hair style, (which she would let down during the course of the shoot). I would also love to she her unwrapping from a traditional kimono! The lip-stick looks like a bad Charlie Chaplin mustache and the eyebrows appear to be done by a truck-stop prostitute. If you're going to do this type of thing don't go half way. It really detracts from from the beauty of the model and hides your incredible photographic skill.

goodmakeup　KABUKI

WORD! Please no make-up and no bondage frills!

I like it! like I said...I think it brings the ART back to the site! (although, granted, I hope to her withoutit more often). as for asian models...MY FAVORITE!!!as for the salon...you wanna try that???

Why do your Japanese models all have such unsightly hairy pussies?! Get them to a wax salon!

Exactly! I agree with you.

Fabulous! Creative and enticing. Love that oriental feel...

Lately, there are far too many series with Asian models.

that was just COOL(not to mention HOT!!!)!!!! nice way to bring the "art" back to HEGRE-ART!!!