Share yours

Pubicstyle blog has a way for you to send in your own style pictures, in perfect anonymity. Lower down this page, and in the ‘Share your styles’ menu on the right, you’ll find a link to our Dropbox File Request page. Here, you can simply drag your pictures onto the page to send them to our Dropbox account. It will ask for a name and email address, but you can enter anything you like. Please feel free to lie! If you do so, we will get absolutely no information on who you are, or how to contact you, or where you are posting from.

If you want to send a message too, you can just drop a text file onto the Dropbox File Request page. For example, we always love to hear the story behind your pictures, or you may want to give some other instructions about the picture’s use.

So please send us pictures of your own pubic style creations. Women’s styles only though, please. We will gather the shots together into posts on reader’s styles. Any style is fine.

Post your pics anonymously here: Dropbox Inbox

Photo tips:
Use as good a camera as you can: DSLRs are better than digital compacts, and compacts are better than cellphones. Cellphones are better than nothing.
Shoot in good light: Low light can lead to camera shake, noise, and murky colors.
Pose comfortably: perhaps use a mirror or get a partner to take the shot, rather then trying to hold the camera backwards trying to guess the framing.

Anonymity tips
We used to use DBInbox as a way for you to share files, but this relaunched as a paid service in 2019 and we had to stop using it. Happily, Dropbox have their own way to allow people to add files to Dropbox, so we set up a ‘Dropbox File Request’ page. It will ask for a name and address, but you can put any random information you like in order to stay anonymous. To stay anonymous in your photos, I recommend that you avoid faces or identifying marks or items in the shot. If you want to be really anonymous, keep not just your face out of shot, but also your room and your clothes.
Remove EXIF info: Some digital cameras may store GPS information and other data in your pics. It’s easy to remove with image editing software. If I find such info, I’ll remove it myself before posting.