<div align="center">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/f/f1/Ing3.jpg)(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/c/ce/Ing1.png)(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/4/4a/Ing2.jpg)<br/></div><br/><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Ingrid Schmidt<br/><strong>Age:</strong>28<br/><strong>Role:</strong>Photographer<br/><strong>Orientation:</strong>Bi leaning straight<br/><br/><strong>Specialty:</strong>Black and white, thought provoking photographs.  Classy and sexy artwork.<br/><br/><strong>Fetish/Offs:</strong>Fetishes: Public sex, being watched/taped during sex, threesomes, power play, switching, wet and messy, being painted, and swinging.    Offs:  Assholes, misogynists, people who expect things from her like her just giving it up or her being a push over.<br/><br/><strong>Appearance:</strong>Kat Von D (http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u219/dacmugen/KatVonD.jpg).  5'6. Curvy. Wide hips and well proportioned breasts.<br/><br/><strong>Personality:</strong>Quiet and pensive unless she has something to say. Very stern and rule oriented.  Flirtatious and mischievous. She likes to do shoots that make the women or men feel desired and doesn't like participating in ones that leave them feeling dirty, empty, or objectified - unless they like those sorts of things.  She sees her trade as an art, wanting to capture the heart of the experience instead of just the sexuality.  She won't do shoots that she feels brush lines of 'pornographic industry'. She has been quoted to say: "There is something beautiful about a nude or bound body, they can show us so much without a single word being spoken.  A photograph that doesn't show a buyer or collector the emotional feel that I want to capture is not one that I will sell.  I'm not saying that I'll only do cheesy, Playboy type stuff. I'm quite fine with Penthouse or Hustler too - but there's a difference in trash and treasure.  I like to think that those who buy my work are the connoisseurs who want to take in beauty and be moved by it in some way, even if it is only sexually.  I don't want to think that my work will be leered at by some sweaty, nasty 'Chester Molester' Pervert that is just using it to jerk off in stolen panties.  I won't sell my work to someone who comes across that way to me.  I don't expect the buyer to drool or to gush over the portrait but I do expect him or her to appreciate it for what it is.  I want them to love it and to be inspired by it.  Otherwise what am I doing here?"<br/><br/><strong>Biography:</strong>Coming from a broken home and overcoming drug addiction, eating disorders as a teenager, and learning that she couldn't follow military orders, Ingrid became a bounty hunter in her late teens/early twenties.  She started taking photos for fun, as a hobby, of things that she'd come across on her journeys and then happened to be hired by an artist to find someone who had jumped bail after robbing him.  She, as a lark, showed him photos upon his request when they happened to get on the topic and he enjoyed them.  He talked to some galleries and she has had a few pieces featured but now wishes to get more into bondage photography.<br/><br/>She dates model Daniel Hennessy (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=84632.msg3751948#msg3751948).  They are in a committed relationship but are swingers, enjoying the comforts of other sexual partners both together and separately.<br/>