Bondage model wanted for private shoot in Manchester

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I'm working on a photography project in Manchester that explores the aesthetics of rope bondage and looking for experienced models to collaborate with. The focus is on capturing the artistic side of restraint and rope work in a private studio setting. Ideally seeking someone who has worked on similar projects before and values clear boundaries and communication. If you have experience with this type of modeling or thoughts on how to structure these sessions professionally, I would appreciate hearing your input on creating a safe and respectful working environment.

Always good to see people taking the professional approach seriously. For bondage shoots make sure you discuss hard limits beforehand and have a safe signal system in place. Also recommend having another person present during the session for both safety and comfort.

What style of shibari are you focusing on? Traditional Japanese style or more contemporary western bondage aesthetics? That might help attract the right models for your vision.

Thanks for the input. I'm leaning towards traditional shibari techniques with some modern interpretation. Clean lines and suspended positions if the model is comfortable with that level of rope work. Definitely planning to have a second person present throughout.

Interested in hearing more about this. I've modeled for rope bondage sessions before in Leeds. What's your experience level with tying? Always important to know the rigger's background before committing to suspension work. DM me if you want to discuss further.

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I've been practicing shibari for about four years now, trained with a few experienced riggers in the community. Happy to provide references. Feel free to message me privately and we can discuss details and your previous work.

Just a heads up - Manchester has a pretty active BDSM community with regular munches where you might find experienced models. They usually meet monthly and it's a good way to make connections in a public safe setting first.

Second what Sarah said. Meeting through community events first is always safer than responding to online ads. Not saying anything negative about OP but general advice for anyone reading this thread.

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Completely agree with that advice. I've been to a few local events myself. Just thought I'd cast a wider net here as well. Community connections are definitely the best way to build trust.

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What kind of time commitment are you looking at for each session? Bondage photography can take quite a while especially if you're doing complex rope work.

Planning for 3-4 hour sessions with breaks. Not rushing anything. The rope tying itself is part of the artistic process I want to capture, not just the final positions.

That sounds like a reasonable timeframe. Make sure you have safety shears on hand and check circulation regularly during longer ties. Basic stuff but worth mentioning.

Are you looking for male or female models? Some bondage photographers are specific about that.

Open to all genders. The project is really about the rope work and human form rather than any specific aesthetic. More interested in experience level and comfort with the art form.

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This sounds like a professional setup. I've done similar work in London. The emphasis on communication and safety is refreshing. If you're still looking in a few weeks message me privately as I'm up north occasionally.

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