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Photo Set Terms

Terms and Conditions

By agreeing to the below, you agree that as a the person booking your session, you are responsible for both yourself and your entire party.

  1. We do not accept bookings for production companies, "finders," or anything of the like. The person making the booking must either be a photographer or model actively using the set.
  2. We are not responsible for any injuries or death. There is scaffolding built around the set and climbing it as AT YOUR OWN RISK.
  3. If you no-show, your deposit is non-refundable. Cancellations and rescheduling can be done at least 72-hours before without penalty.
  4. Beware of heels and sharp props. If you damage the pool, you are financially liable.
  5. Please put trash and recycling in the appropriate bins.
  6. No body paint or glitter unless prearranged; paint cannot be submerged.
  7. Bookings are by the hour. Please be respectful of the time and allow yourself ample time to setup and tear down. Extra time will be charged.
  8. You are financially responsible for anything you damage, whether that’s our set, props, equipment or materials, or your own possessions you bring into the space. Remember, cameras have neck straps for a reason!
  9. No electronics in the water. Some can be held above water, but no toaster-in-bathtub style risks, please.
  10. Dangerous Ladies Studio is a working shop; photographers and models are not allowed to interfere with machinery or workspace.
  11. The studio will not be left unattended by Dangerous Ladies; someone from the team will be there to mind the space and make sure nothing goes haywire. We won't hover, we’ll be doing our own thing, but if you need a 100% closed set, we may not be the place for you.

What to Expect in the Studio

  • A mostly private environment: no windows, and the set is behind a large garage door that will remain closed. However, Dangerous Ladies is a working studio and our employees will be around. We’ll stay out of your way, but we’ll be on hand for safety and questions.
  • Amenities include a small bathroom, table space, chairs, extension cords, step-stools, fans, street parking, and Wi-Fi. Please note we are not air conditioned.
  • Maintenance of the backdrop and props. The set is modular and you may need to set up chains, hands, bones, etc. Give yourself time. Dangerous Ladies staff are not responsible for setup of any modular set pieces. If you let us know ahead of time what you'd like to use in your booking (chains, jail cell, bones, etc.) we can do our best to accommodate if there is ample time before your booking.
  • An adult content-friendly space for posed nudes, lewd content, and kink imagery (no bodily fluids allowed). Please email for clarifications.
  • We have a small washing machine for rinsing and spinning costume parts. It takes about 20 minutes. You're welcome to run it after you finish in the pool and go get coffee while you wait.
  • Our pool is pigmented with Party Pool, a substance formulated specifically for dyeing swimming pools. It is body safe! It will not stain polyesters or synthetic materials, but natural fibers are a little unpredictable. For the most part the dye will wash out of natural fibers (sometimes leaving a very tiny pink tinge). Use your best judgment when deciding what to wear in the pool-- we're not responsible for damaged costumes or property! We do have a laundry sink if you want to rinse your costume immediately.
  • We do not provide fake blood. We often have some on hand that previous guests have donated, but can not promise it meets any specific quality you might want from yours. (Safe to put in mouth, doesn’t stain things, etc.) If in doubt, bring your own!
  • The pool is not heated and is often pretty cool; please prepare if you're sensitive to cold.
  • The water is not chlorinated or treated, but is changed out every 3-4 days. (Approx 8-10 hours of shooting.)
  • A suspension-friendly space! Our scaffolding is real construction scaffolding. (Gear not provided.)
  • First-aid kit
  • Water dispenser
  • Moveable catwalks so photographers can get above the set

What You Need to Bring

  • Towels
  • Your own snacks and drinks
  • Props, accessories, costumes, etc.
  • A bag for wet items
  • A change of clean, dry clothes
  • Footwear: sandals, flip flops, or slippers (the studio is a shop environment, so please exercise caution).
  • Your own photography, rigging, and lighting equipment.