What is bodyscape photography? It's a form of fine art imagery in which one shoots photos of the human body in a way that resembles a traditional landscape image. The art suggests a parallel between the body and the natural world - often concentrating on detail shots that may be abstract.
Think of the human body as lines, curves, shapes, and textures & capturing it as a form of art. High key or low key lighting contrast is common.
See our pinned posts & links below for more info/examples.
*At first glance the body must resemble a landscape, or must be well integrated into an actual landscape that only after further examination is it clear that the human body is evident.
*The body is shown as shapes, shadows, lines, contours & contrasts
*Keep it classy - Fine Art. High Quality images only. Please make sure some level of effort is visible.
*Do not just post your genitals and call it bodyscape art. Zoom out or make it abstract!
*Simple backgrounds! See background rule for info
*This is a mild to wild sub for artistic nudes.
But do not just post your genitals and call it bodyscape art. Do not make the genitals your main focus.
Zoom out.. or make it abstract and non explicit!
*Show the body as shapes, shadows, contours & contrasts.
Be mindful of your background! Backgrounds should be simple and not cluttered. The goal is to focus on the human form without background distractions.
The exception to a solid background would be a well integrated body in a landscape.
For our more mild minded contributors, clothing is allowed but should be semi revealing and should accentuate and complement the curves and lines of the human form. No baggy clothes permitted.
Original Content Only. This includes self portraiture or professional photography of willing models. 18+ only!!
No cross posts.
We will not tolerate stolen images. Mods can require verification at any time. If verification cannot be provided you will be removed from the sub at the mods' discretion.
If posting a couples or collaboration photo all parties must be a willing/consenting participant.
If you are a professional photographer, please give model credit.
No masturbation, sexual acts, or penetration. This includes videos or still images of implied masturbation.
No bodily fluid. This includes, but is not limited to: grool, cum, urine, phlegm, spit, etc.
Mods' discretion applies.
Be Kind! The Keep It Classy rule also applies to comments and titles!
We are here to have fun and encourage everyone to love themselves. We encourage fun and flirty banter, but rude or crude comments and titles will be removed. Repeat offenders will be banned from the sub.
Please don't downvote!
Posts and comments can be removed by any moderator for not following any rules. Feel free to contact us with any questions.
No Selling! No promotional links in titles or comments. Watermarks should not promote sales and must be unobtrusive.
Constructive Criticism:
The CC flair is for those who want help improving their art. Keep in mind we are all at different levels artistically. Keep CC helpful & respectful.
Replicas:
If you replicate someone's artwork please use the "Replica (Copy)" flair. Link the original art and artist in the comments.
Double Exposure: We love double exposures and using Photoshop to extend your creativity. Make sure these techniques are used to blend the human body with a landscape or elements of nature.
Posting tips and tutorials are welcome. We want this to be an interactive community where we all encourage each other to grow as artists!
But please NO self promotion or selling. Mod Discretion applies.
Please use the "Tips & Tutorials" flair.
Also, in any post, feel free to list the equipment you used and/or process in the caption or comments.
At the start of each month the mods will pick and post a compilation of our members’ images that emBODYs the bodyscapesgw concept.
*If, for any reason, you wish NOT to be highlighted, please message the mods directly.
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