Quicksand Fans

They may have been mentioned before, but I'd just like to say how much I think these sites rock:

http://www.dirtybootproductions.com
http://www.nickyswellies.co.uk

I just love their natural approach: real girls, real mud, real reactions.

The mud varies from sticky clay to sloppy silt. The depth is generally knee to thigh deep - my fantasies start here and go deeper, but this depth is fine: it shows a good amount of leg and one can imagine sinking further This depth is practical for location, ease & safety, and I wouldn't want to spoil their fun.

The girls are really nice and natural - no fake stuck, no fake terror, no fake boobs, no fake arousal, no gratuitous nudity, no far-fetched scenarios. Plenty of smiles and laughter. Some are bold, some are more cautious, but all tackle the mud magnificently. Their abilities and feelings as they sink deeper (and deeper) are left to the imagination!

Everyone has their own preferences of course, but I give them 10/10. Thanks.

KS

PS. DIDVP: I appreciated your work with damsels not in distress too. Would be interesting to know how well that goes for you, compared with your 'in distress' line-up.

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kitchen_sink wrote:...
PS. DIDVP: I appreciated your work with damsels not in distress too. Would be interesting to know how well that goes for you, compared with your 'in distress' line-up.

Thank you for the appreciation. If you are referring to the "quicksand explorers" series of videos, where the models are exploring quicksand/mud locals without a script (all natural responses from them), you will see more. As for sales, they are ok, but not strong compared to the dramatic scenes.

Personally, I like shooting in the natural locations - simply because I'm an outdoors type of person. As a producer, though, natural locations are challenging. I'd go into more, but my response should really be on my forum, not in the general one. Feel free to ask me questions there and I'll answer further. Thanks.

Mike

I like natural sites because they are pre-built by Mother Nature, and they change every year so they're never boring...and nobody has ever charged me to use one or shoot at one.

Some parks containing mudpits do have a vehicle entry fee but the mudpit itself costs me nothing.

Nessie

The natural aspect is great if you can find one but it stinks when you hike all the way out there to have a nice sink and find it too dry, too wet or even (in the case of one of my spots from way back when) washed completely away in a flood.
I love my quarry. Not only is the consistancy of the clay right, it's consistantly there, even if the view consists of parked earth moving equipment.

Mynock wrote:it stinks when you hike all the way out there to have a nice sink and find it too dry, too wet or even (in the case of one of my spots from way back when) washed completely away in a flood.

Yep. It pays to collect multiples. And I never stop.

Nessie