The photographs, and how they are handled
Of everything on a site like this one, the pictures are what gets believed last, and usually for sound reasons. So here is how ours are made, and what is never done to them.
What you are looking at
Glamour and lifestyle photography, shot for this site. Rooms, windows, evening light, a coat on a chair. Faces are softened, deliberately and visibly, and the section under this one says why. There is no nudity anywhere on this site and there will not be.
The clothes are the kind of clothes a companion would actually arrive in. Nothing is styled to look like something it is not.
Why the faces are blurred
Because the blur is the condition of the listing. The women on this book have careers, studies and families that sit entirely outside this work, and not one of them would be here if a thumbnail could be traced back to that life. Anonymity is not a flourish on the photographs; it is the reason there are photographs at all.
So the images stay on this site. They are not to be copied, saved, republished, passed around or run through a reverse image search, and no attempt to identify a companion, to photograph her or to film her is tolerated. Trying it ends the booking on the spot, on the conduct clause in the terms, with the figure kept.
Who takes them
A photographer the desk works with, in a session the companion agreed to, with her choosing what goes up and what does not. She keeps that right afterwards: a photograph she stops liking comes down when she asks, without a discussion and without a delay.
Every photograph on this site is of the woman on whose page it sits. Nobody's page carries somebody else's pictures, and nothing is bought from a stock library and passed off as a person.
What we never do
We do not slim, reshape or rebuild a face or a body. The softening is applied to protect identity, not to change what somebody looks like. We do not use filters that alter proportions, we do not composite one woman's head onto another's photograph, and we do not generate images of people who do not exist.
We do not reuse photographs from any other site, ours or anybody else's. The crops on this site were made for this site, which is why the same woman looks slightly different here than she might elsewhere.
When they were last checked
Each set is reviewed when it goes up and again whenever a companion's appearance changes enough to matter, hair being the usual reason. If the photographs stop matching the woman who will arrive at your door, they come down and are reshot rather than left up hopefully.
If you think a photograph is misleading, write to the desk and say so. That message goes to Nell and gets a real answer, and if you are right the photograph is gone the same day.
Age and consent
Every companion photographed for this site is an adult, verified before any session takes place, and every session happens with her written agreement. This site is for adults 18 and over only. Fees here are for time and companionship only, and the imagery is made to reflect that rather than to suggest otherwise.
Alt text and accessibility
Every photograph on the site carries a written description, naming the companion and the district, so that the pages work for people using a screen reader. The descriptions say what is in the picture and nothing more.
Questions, answered plainly
01Why are the faces softened?
To protect the privacy of the women who work here. It is done consistently and on purpose, and it is the one alteration we make.
02Will the person who arrives look like the photographs?
Yes. That is the whole purpose of replacing them when they go out of date. If she does not, tell the desk and it will be dealt with.
03Can I see more photographs before booking?
What is on her page is what there is. We would rather publish four honest pictures than forty arranged ones.
The trains stop. We do not.
One message with the date, the time and the postcode, and the rest of the night is arranged quietly, anywhere from Hoxton down to the basin at Limehouse.