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" 1. Seek inspiration.  &amp;quot;Break the ice by browsing websites or flipping through erotic magazines to get ideas about what appeals to you,&amp;quot; says Abrams.  2. Get a glow on.  Use candles or open the curtains to create ambient light, which is more flattering than the glare of a flash.  3. Experiment with different looks.  &amp;quot;If you&amp;#039;re comfortable baring all, go ahead and strip!&amp;quot; says Abrams. &amp;quot;But if that feels too extreme, it can be just as sexy to pose partially concealed, wrapped in curtains or sheets, or submerged in a bubble bath.&amp;quot; Play with different outfits and poses to learn what you like best. 4. Be yourself.  &amp;quot;Mimicking a porn star will just come off as cheesy, so relax,&amp;quot; says Abrams. &amp;quot;The photos will turn out sexiest if you act naturally. Even if you feel silly and start giggling, give in to it -- laughter is sexy!&amp;quot; 5. Enjoy!  For the ultimate thrill, stash the pics away and delay your viewing. When you pull them out a few weeks later, they&amp;#039;ll be a fresh treat for your eyes (and your other parts too). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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