Well, my career in Nevada's legal brothel industry has ended.
Got an email from my client today telling me she's no longer going to be working at the brothel.
That means I won't either.
It was one hell of a ride.
I've been here 8 months and I've designed Websites, been a DJ, and worked for a bordello. As of right now I am back to my primary trade, Web Designer / Photographer, but who the hell knows what the next stop on the journey will be.
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Several people here wanted to see the photos.
Here are some of the photos:
http://www.bunnyranch.com/chat/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=71349
It's gettin damn hard to find a honest whore anymore.
Mores the pity.
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Short naps keep me going when I can't sleep through the night.
Oh, wait . . . 
If someone alerted on this thread because of a link with a stern warning attached (they did, verdict was 5-1 in my favor), I imagine full-scale Armageddon if I tell any of the stories I have stockpiled. Looks like you'll just have to by my tell-all / insiders book.
I went to visit the Cherry Patch brothel with my husband - since we are fairly new NV residents and he'd never seen a legal brothel before. Everyone was great and very friendly. We didn't request any services, however
If I was hiring someone to take pictures of food or naked people you'd be on the A-list.
Don't know what the market is for boudoir photography, but damn, you've got talent.
...it's something I love, along with the food photography. There actually was a local photographer who promoted himself last year during the holidays for boudoir photos. His stuff really wasn't that inspiring, which means there's a market locally for photos that are.
Now that I've done it professionally I plan to market it along with everything else I do.
Things just aren't the same in the Bible Belt. 
