Just give me a ring ;) It's ok if they keep copies, right?

First port of call I'd have a nosy around netmodel.com and purestorm.com - they're model sites but there are photographer profiles on there as well and you can find out their website and contact details from there. (You can also google "glamour photographers" + your location but this is a bit more hit & miss and it could throw up some dodgy people - the advantage of starting with a model site is that they get feedback from the models and any dodgy ones get removed) There are plenty of female photographers now if that's what you feel more comfortable with. Next visit their ebsite and have a look at what they do and whether it's the kind of thing you want. It's also a good idea to google their name - good photographers usually have an extensive web presence. Then I suggest you send them an email detailing what you want and whether they think they'd be able to help and go from there. Few bits of advice: - never go to a photographer without seeing lots of their work first. - always take someone with you (friend, sister..) the first time you go and tell people where you're going. - check out for a "model safe" badge on their website - it's a bit like the Corgi of the photography world. - Be clear about what you want, and if you're being charged, check what the cost includes first. - If you feel uncomfortable - leave! - take your make up with you, especially powder. And don't use any new skin products just before the shoot or you risk getting a rash that'll ruin the photos!

I'll volunteer. :) But my pictures may not be what you're looking for! http://www.flickr.com/photos/deemikay/collections/

I do them but only in the US and then only in my studio. I charge $5000.00 for a full day and that is a "for-hire" rate where you own the copyrights. I will do them for the print cost for images I may put in my next book. http://www.Master-of-Photography.US/Curtis.Neeley Figurenude book 1 http://www.lulu.com/content/2244035