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July 20, 2006

Oui by A. Voronin

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Did you ever wonder what goes on at one of those photo shoots that culminate in a series of shots of two incredibly alluring young women getting hot and heavy with each other? How does it all get started? What goes down during the shoot? After the shoot? Well, we have the inside scoop on a recent Met-Art series – “Oui” by A.Voronin – and the details are thrilling to say the least.

The first tantalizing bit of news is that the shoot almost never happened because both models were exceptionally timid about posing nude with each other. Both girls are from small towns in Russia, and neither had done such a thing before. The long-haired blonde is a marketing student and she works as a sales manager at a clothing store. The short-haired blonde sells flowers at her father’s shop. For both of them, the idea of posing naked on the web was strictly forbidden.

But Voronin, with his smooth talk and artistic credibility, won them over. It’s not a matter of pulling the blinders over anyone’s eyes – all Voronin usually has to do is show the girls his portfolio and the first words to come out of their mouths is a question – “O my God! Can you make me look that beautiful?” And indeed he can. With that, girls usually jump at the chance to strip their clothes for his lens.

Once they got to his studio, things were off to a slow start. While both girls were more than willing to take off their shirts (European girls sunbathe topless on public beaches all the time), neither girl wanted to take off her panties. This was far more exposing, and the act made them feel like nervous. But Voronin spoke to them, and even called up the website on his computer. He told them that it would all be done discreetly and that they would be represented with respect and artistic vision. Finally, they agreed.

The next hurdle was getting them to touch each other. Voronin coaxed and begged and urged them the best he could, but to no avail. Finally he succeeded.

Voronin is thorough and experienced professional. The journey from shy, timid store girls living in a small town to super stars on Met-Art is one he facilitated perfectly. It’s a tough job, but someone’s got to do it!