How would I (or anyone, really) go about doing that? I don't know who runs that site. I don't even know how you got that info. on him.
This is pretty good stuff, if I must say. Not the best ever, and not exactly what I (or we, should I say) was hoping for when she did a topless shot, but it's definitely pretty good.
I agree 100%. Like I said, not the best topless photo possible, but good nonetheless. Hell, it's way more than Denise Milani, Jordan Carver, and Wendy Fiore have ever done. I'd say it's worth buying the calendar and seeing what happens, it's not like the thing costs $100 or comes with a monthly subscription. If she takes the money and runs, oh well, don't buy her stuff next time. If she says, "Well, my career isn't ruined and my sales went up" maybe she'll do it again. Maybe she'll make things a little more clear (or a little more straightforward). I mean Hell, the other three models I named only give people an obscure hope that they might see something worth paying for, then take the money, and don't change a thing (i.e. no topless, no nipples). At least Abigail is delivering the goods beforehand. You know exactly what you're going to get before you buy it. Don't like it? Ok, don't buy it. But, don't sit here and complain that she didn't do a good enough job for you.
Here's the difference between this and SI: SI uses body paint, which is meant to be painted on well enough to look like clothing, to hide the goods completely. The is the illusion of clothing and even when it's not done all that well, which is never the case with SI, your brain will fill in the errors - that's just how the human brain works. This photo of Abigail Ratchford is basically her, topless, with a little gold paint (you can see her skin color still) in a vintage-style shoot. It looks like something that was taken in the 70s, yes, but still pretty good. It's clearly a topless shot which is supposed to be (meant to be) a topless shot. You could also argue that it's supposed to be artistic since its got that vintage look and to it (that, I would say, was not done all too well, however). So you have Abigail's photo which is clearly a topless photo, and you're comparing it to an SI swimsuit body paint photo? The best you'll get with those is a picture that looks like the model is wearing tight clothes and has hard nipples. They are nowhere near as defined and clearly topless as this one. You be the judge:
SI Swimsuit Edition:
Abigail Ratchford as Cleopatra: