Tim Hammond wrote:
We've all learned on MM that only full-time commercial fashion photographers are real photographers. Everyone else is just a GWC.  Why should the rules be any different for models?

You're joking right?  I just want to make sure that on this fine Saturday afternoon , my sarcasm meter is working properly. 

Tim Hammond wrote:
We've all learned on MM that only full-time commercial fashion photographers are real photographers. Everyone else is just a GWC.  Why should the rules be any different for models?

Funny, I never got that memo. I know plenty of photographers here who don't shoot high fashion. I also know of more than a few GWC's.

But whatever....

Tim Hammond wrote:
We've all learned on MM that only full-time commercial fashion photographers are real photographers. Everyone else is just a GWC.  Why should the rules be any different for models?

My sarcasm-meter is on-point. And that, sir, is funny!

William Coleman wrote:
model:  a small balsa wood or plastic airplane, boat, or motor vehicle, often assembled with glue.  So, none of you are models.

Actually some of us models are assembled with glue. Perhaps the girls who get their nails done, wear fake eyelashes, wear weves, etc...

Bodyartist wrote:
Especially "models."


Scott
aka Bodyartist

From you this comes as now surprise/

I used to know to what to be model but I had my balls cutt.   YOu seem to be suffering from the same issues.

Brian Diaz wrote:
I sure miss the vortex.

Too tired.   You should know who to find or make a new one.

Bodyartist wrote:
Especially "models."


Scott
aka Bodyartist

So what's your solution then?

Luzana wrote:

Actually some of us models are assembled with glue. Perhaps the girls who get their nails done, wear fake eyelashes, wear weves, etc...

I've seen some models come apart.  Maybe the glue melts under the hot lights.