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16 year olds doing Pin-up work
Kita St Cyr wrote: Well, yeah, but back then a woman wearing a one piece swim suit was more nudity than most men got to see! Hell, if they saw a calf they'd be messing their shorts!!! Mar 30 09 09:30 am Link M5A1 Photography wrote: That's the idea Mar 30 09 09:36 am Link Missoni Retouching wrote: Nothing wrong as long as it's tasteful. Mar 30 09 09:37 am Link Groundwerks Productions wrote: Agreed. Although I don't have children myself. but, agree with your point. Mar 30 09 09:40 am Link Kita St Cyr wrote: Perhaps true....... But we are talking about now (not then) Mar 30 09 09:43 am Link Chris Macan wrote: Fair enough, but it might be a hint as to why older parents would have a problem with their underaged daughters posing for pinup images. Mar 30 09 09:54 am Link Kita St Cyr wrote: You mean some older parents. Not all of us are prudes. Mar 30 09 09:59 am Link Tim Hammond wrote: of course. Mar 30 09 10:00 am Link Tracey Carter wrote: Legally speaking I do believe you are talking out of your rectum o.O Mar 30 09 10:06 am Link M5A1 Photography wrote: *applauds* Mar 30 09 10:06 am Link I shoot a young model (17) in her house with her parents there, I got the Minor Model Release Form from them. She is a HUGE FAN of Betty Page and has TONS of PinUp stuff in her room and a lot of Vintage stuff. They loved the photos, and she was using it as her avatar for a long time. Rather than selling sex, is showing off a feeling or a nostalgic style for old stuff. Mar 30 09 10:46 am Link Missoni Retouching wrote: I don't have a daughter but for the sake of the argument, probably not, but then again I wouldn't let her drive me car either, or watch certain films. But nonetheless its a stupid part of your argument Mar 30 09 11:00 am Link Mizz Roxy wrote: Mar 30 09 11:13 am Link Missoni Retouching wrote: My sister's halloween costume looked like a pin up outfit...and she's 17. Of course, there are much more innocent variations of the pin up look. I know Shells Bells and Kita have several that are high school age appropriate. Mar 30 09 11:18 am Link Missoni Retouching wrote: "Pinup" ranges from very tame (WWII and 50's style) to explicit. Without details, the question is too vague to answer. As is the definition of "normal." Mar 30 09 11:24 am Link Tim Hammond wrote: Hey that remark resembles me. Mar 30 09 11:37 am Link Miss Fifi wrote: Nope. Mar 30 09 11:44 am Link Tracey Carter wrote: You, ma'am, are less-than-well-educated on the matter quite obviously. Mar 30 09 11:45 am Link Tracey Carter wrote: You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Mar 30 09 11:52 am Link StarryNight Photography wrote: You guys are being too hard on Tracey, at least now she gave us the legal line. Its half dressed. I feel so much better knowing that now. Mar 30 09 11:59 am Link OKAY FIRST... BEFORE RESPONDING... KNOW WHAT "PIN-UP" IS and the categories that fall underneath that such as retro, glamour, fashion, etc. And after you understand that...go crazy kids!! Ok, now...GO!! ~(LaShae) Nikki Mar 30 09 02:06 pm Link NikkiLaShae wrote: It's page 3... Mar 30 09 02:17 pm Link Tracey Carter wrote: You are so so misinformed on this subject. Mar 30 09 02:18 pm Link Please. With all "sexting" going on nowadays 16 year old girls are gonna pose for racy pics no matter what, might as well have the pics look professional. JUST KIDDING!!! seriously, my decision (if had a daughter) would probably be based on the photographer and his former work. I'd look to see how he portrayed former models. (i.e "cute & retro" vs. "sleazy") Then make my decision. i can't automatically say "yes" or "no". Mar 30 09 02:29 pm Link Kita, I need to use you as an example. Is this pin-up style? Yes. Is this cute? Yes. Is there a single thing about this picture that is even slightly 18+? No. I can't wait to do it myself. I'm not yet because I don't feel experienced enough (and bad pin-up tends to be pretty bad). But when I DO start shooting it, I hope to have such great (and totally G-rated) stuff as Miss Kita over there Mar 30 09 02:34 pm Link Harpy_image wrote: luv ya. Mar 30 09 02:36 pm Link It really depends on what sort of pinups you're talking about. Gibson girl style images are innocent enough.... Which is beside the point... Most well known models were half naked in ads at that age and a bit younger. I can think of more than a few VS models that started at age 14 or 15.... and you can't tell me that men don't use that catalogue for entertainment value. I will say that letting some bottom of the barrell photographer take poorly lit unflattering photos of your daughter pinup style, will absolutely make her look like a whore. And certainly will not do anything to help her professionally. I guess I'm saying it's really about the purpose and quality of the images, and the content in them.... Mar 30 09 03:12 pm Link Chris Macan wrote: i hope you see this, please pm me if you do, i am so had with people like that, and fact is that they really need to give it a break as you say. there is a very this line in their mind, and in their dreams. it is there because they say it is. i refer to "them" and the "moral police" and i am so fed up with them. live like they want you to live, and there is no discussing, "they" are a total waste of my time. i had a bit of a discussion here on MM with some that are not comfortable to shoot "beach photography", almost like public "street", but on a public beach. i say the same to them, if you dont want to shoot it for some reason, if you dont think it is a good idea, fine! but i say keep ya mouth shut about those of us that shoot that type of photography, please. Jul 03 15 03:35 pm Link LC Mtl wrote: Ditto. Jul 04 15 12:34 pm Link M5A1 Photography wrote: Jul 04 15 12:57 pm Link Was there really a need to resurrect a 6 year old thread? Jul 04 15 09:20 pm Link hell NO! Jul 04 15 10:14 pm Link I just came here to see who resurrected a thread from 2009. Jul 04 15 10:59 pm Link Brooke Shields in Blue Lagoon 14 yrs old nuff' said Jul 04 15 11:10 pm Link its definitely not a good idea Jul 05 15 12:56 am Link Shot By Adam wrote: I blame martians Jul 05 15 02:16 am Link Jenny Coyle wrote: I absolutely agree with you! There are 50's style pin ups and quite a few different styles of other work that falls under the category of "pin up!" The quality of the photography and the poses from the model play an important role in how images are viewed. I've photographed many teenagers at 16 and 17 for their zed cards, and acting composites back many years ago when film was all we had to shoot. Those same models now have teenage daughters of their own and have brought their daughters to be photographed by me. It's quite an honor! Jul 05 15 02:19 am Link Pin-up work can be construed as sexually oriented imagery, whether it shows anything or not, and as such is not legal in the U.S. for under 18. Don't ever take a chance on that........it isn't worth the potential grief. Would I let my daughter do that? Not in the U.S. In some places it is perfectly legal, and if I lived in one of those places, I wouldn't be bothered by that, although as a parent, I would want to be sure she was in a safe environment, and that she wanted to do that on her own initiative, without any improper outside influences. I think there is still an age, below which, such imagery becomes age unsuitable. Even in Europe, where younger ages are allowed, photographers should not be working with anyone under 16, and from 16-18, the imagery should be more sensual, rather than blatant. My own rule is that I never use anyone under 18, for anything that is sheer, revealing, or sexually oriented. There is no reason to do so. On the other hand, we have gotten ridiculous, in our laws, infringing on the rights of people, that prevent a parent from taking a snapshot of their child in the bathtub. Sense, and sensibility, apply to most things, but you still have to stay within the parameters of law, even if that doesn't always make sense. Jul 14 15 05:39 am Link |