Photographer
Jerry Nemeth
Posts: 33355
Dearborn, Michigan, US
Danielle Reid wrote: Baby wipes have more than one use Great idea!
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Rik Williams
Posts: 4005
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
David Stone Imaging wrote: We are usually far enough into the shoot that it is clear we have a professional relationship going, and quite often they ask me to do it for them...essentially do what I need to do to get the image I'm after. WTF? Are you for real?
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Fifi
Posts: 58134
Gainesville, Florida, US
-_- Nothing about any of this is okay.... on sooo many levels.
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Amul La La
Posts: 885
London, England, United Kingdom
Excruciating! I'm dying from sheer and utter bemusement and painfully internal laughter :#
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Amber West
Posts: 299
Dumfries, Scotland, United Kingdom
There is just so much, WTF in this thread I don't know where to start! 1) Women often are 'moist' down there for many, many reasons. Do you not know ANYTHING about the female body? Have any experience with it? 2) I'm confused by OP saying that these were 'just regular spreads' and not explicit - since when were spreads not explicit? Holding your vagina open is pretty damn explicit. B+W or not!! 3) As people have already said, why the Hell would someone want spread shots, but oh my God, not if the that model looks the darndest bit wet/aroused! 4) To the dude who wipes off his models 'discharge', wow, I have no idea where you get your models?! As someone who works primarily doing erotic/fetish/adult, I often have to 'adjust' stuff 'down there', and I just take a quick trip to the bathroom or have the ultimate go-to tool of a hand mirror. Can't imagine EVER asking a photographer to do that for me!
Photographer
Outoffocus
Posts: 631
Worcester, England, United Kingdom
Sometimes i think it would be a good idea to collect and store sufficient semen before killing every single man on the planet and starting over. It wouldn't necessarily cure stupid for all time to come, but it would surely help.
Photographer
Eyes Wide Shut Images
Posts: 20
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Koryn wrote: If you were shooting explicit images for a private collector, why would her arousal be a "problem?" I don't understand. +1
Photographer
Eyes Wide Shut Images
Posts: 20
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Photographer Mario wrote: This is exactly right. She got so wet that we could not keep shooting. When you say we, you mean you could not shoot anymore?
Photographer
Jeff Fiore
Posts: 9225
Brooklyn, New York, US
Koryn wrote: If you were shooting explicit images for a private collector, why would her arousal be a "problem?" I don't understand. Eryn G wrote: And what client wouldn't want a seriously "aroused" wet girl? TAKE NAKED PICTURES OF HER, BUT IF SHE IS AROUSED I AINT BUYING ASSHOLE... ... ....... .......... said no one ever
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Jeff Fiore
Posts: 9225
Brooklyn, New York, US
Photographer Mario wrote: This is exactly right. She got so wet that we could not keep shooting. Shutter Photographics wrote: When you say we, you mean you could not shoot anymore? Maybe because he got arous... nah! never mind!
Photographer
GeorgeMercado
Posts: 72
Pembroke Pines, Florida, US
The whole scenario played out before our eyes in a reenactment. :
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Fletching
Posts: 4
Tel Aviv-Yafo, Tel Aviv, Israel
...I can't wait to see how this guy responds when a model first gets her period mid shoot.
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Mark Salo
Posts: 11732
Olney, Maryland, US
Light and Lens Studio wrote: Whose decision was it to stop the shoot? Photographer Mario wrote: The decision was her's. Photographer Mario wrote: I did not feel we should continue. ???
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Photographer Mario
Posts: 8
Westhampton, New York, US
First of all, thank you folks for your comments - I found several very useful ones. I do understand that for many this is just a " fun" thread - I am glad you had a good time laughing... Back to the thread, I said that the model was alternative, with interesting tattoos everywhere. Thirty minutes after we start shooting I noticed white milky stuff coming out. I politely asked model to wipe it, but she got very embarrassed. I suspect she did not know it was coming uot. Once we resumed shooting, model became nervous, her skin turned red, breath became shallow. In 5 minutes white stuff appeared again, and she asked me to cancel the rest of the shoot. I did and I paid her as we agreed. Maybe the model had some issues or maybe I was not polite enough?
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Ken Warren Photography
Posts: 933
GLENMOORE, Pennsylvania, US
Fletching wrote: ...I can't wait to see how this guy responds when a model first gets her period mid shoot. lol. I've been married for longer than most models on this site have been alive, so I've kinda "seen it all": "Let's take a short break!" (hands model box of tampons, scissors, if needed a towel and directions to the shower) "Great! All freshened up? Let's get back to work, then."
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Dave McDermott
Posts: 720
Coill Dubh, Kildare, Ireland
Photographer Mario wrote: Once we resumed shooting, model became nervous, her skin turned red, breath became shallow. In 5 minutes white stuff appeared again, and she asked me to cancel the rest of the shoot. Hmm, you omitted to tell us that little detail in the OP. It seemed at first that you were unhappy with her been aroused, not that she became very uncomfortable.
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HarryL
Posts: 1668
Chicago, Illinois, US
NO offence !!!!I The OP doesn't making sense to me. There is more to the story that he might be the one, Not the model! And honestly I heard lots about those collectors BS...98% is totally BS.
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Ken Warren Photography
Posts: 933
GLENMOORE, Pennsylvania, US
Photographer Mario wrote: First of all, thank you folks for your comments - I found several very useful ones. I do understand that for many this is just a " fun" thread - I am glad you had a good time laughing... Back to the thread, I said that the model was alternative, with interesting tattoos everywhere. Thirty minutes after we start shooting I noticed white milky stuff coming out. I politely asked model to wipe it, but she got very embarrassed. I suspect she did not know it was coming uot. Once we resumed shooting, model became nervous, her skin turned red, breath became shallow. In 5 minutes white stuff appeared again, and she asked me to cancel the rest of the shoot. I did and I paid her as we agreed. Maybe the model had some issues or maybe I was not polite enough? Mario, you have to admit that the whole scenario is a little, umm, humorous. As for what happened, I wasn't there, so I won't speculate as to why this particular model may have had a heavier discharge at this particular time. I'll just say (again) that some discharge is normal in any woman between puberty and menopause, that the overall amount varies from woman to woman, and that it can vary (consistency, amount, cloudiness) based on where she is in her monthly cycle, what she's been doing, etc. This is something that you should have been aware of, given the type of material you were shooting. If it surprised you and you didn't react well, I could see things spiraling out of control, which could be pretty upsetting for everyone involved.
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Eyesso
Posts: 1218
Orlando, Florida, US
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Photographer
Loki Studio
Posts: 3523
Royal Oak, Michigan, US
Its essential to be professional, treat the model with respect, and get the right photos for your client. In the situation you have described, I think you could have had the model take a break, clean up her lady parts, and keep shooting. I would have treated it the same as any other makeup or hair issue, fixed the problem, and keep shooting. I think fundamentally here, you were simply too sensitive or embarrassed yourself to not see a simple solution to make the shoot work. In the future, you should probably simply ask the model if they want to continue, rather than assuming their feelings and canceling the shoot.
Model
Morgan_Rose
Posts: 407
Brooklyn, New York, US
Eyesso wrote: .
You just made my day with these.
Model
Gelsen Aripia
Posts: 1407
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Morgan_Rose wrote: You just made my day with these. He didn't make MY day with them. Not one little bit. Posts like that take up bandwidth, and nothing further, in my opinion.
Photographer
I M N Photography
Posts: 2350
Boston, Massachusetts, US
I was expecting another thread about inappropriate photographer boners during nude shoots. This is an interesting twist away from that.
Photographer
I M N Photography
Posts: 2350
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Ken Warren Photography wrote: Sexual arousal is not the only reason a woman might have more than the usual amount of moistness... Alabaster Crowley wrote: Shhh don't ruin it LOL You guys are terrible. Give him a break.
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I M N Photography
Posts: 2350
Boston, Massachusetts, US
David Stone Imaging wrote: ... I do mostly nudes...and it happens with about 25% of them. Even though they might self-lubricate...it doesn't mean it is a reaction to you the photographer. I'm older and overweight...so I can say that it happens as a natural thing. ... Are you implying that it's all about the size of the lens and not how you use it?!?!?!
Model
Amber West
Posts: 299
Dumfries, Scotland, United Kingdom
Photographer Mario wrote: Back to the thread, I said that the model was alternative, with interesting tattoos everywhere. Thirty minutes after we start shooting I noticed white milky stuff coming out. I politely asked model to wipe it, but she got very embarrassed. I suspect she did not know it was coming uot. Once we resumed shooting, model became nervous, her skin turned red, breath became shallow. In 5 minutes white stuff appeared again, and she asked me to cancel the rest of the shoot. I did and I paid her as we agreed. Maybe the model had some issues or maybe I was not polite enough? If it is white, it will simply be vaginal discharge: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaginal_discharge Which is something that happens to women. I have indeed had it appear suddenly (you have absolutely no control over it, your body just releases it. There are not external factors other than your 'cycle') on a shoot, and yes, it's pretty embarrassing. My fellow model friend once recounted, how she was doing an art nude shoot and suddenly it trickled down her leg and she was so ashamed she said she was uncomfortable for the rest of the shoot. Anyway, I don't know what age your model was, but nowadays, if it happens, I just smile, sigh, and excuse myself to the bathroom. Most seasoned pro photographers - of either sex - who shoot nude/adult, tend to be aware of these various 'hazards of the job'. Certainly nothing to write home about! If your model was young, chances are she was absolutely mortified! If you carry on doing this type of shoot, I would get used to it or start photographing mannequins! Plus, as already mentioned, wait til a model gets her period! If she's anything like me, when I am stressed or embarrassed my I get very flushed looking (red rash usually right across my chest), and as for shallow breathing - nervousness, anxiety and panic all do that to people.
Photographer
Arizona Shoots
Posts: 28657
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Next time, do what I always do and jam your finger up her ass. That usually calms them down real quick.
Model
Dea and the Beast
Posts: 4796
Saint Petersburg, Florida, US
Amber West wrote: If it is white, it will simply be vaginal discharge: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaginal_discharge Which is something that happens to women. I have indeed had it appear suddenly (you have absolutely no control over it, your body just releases it. There are not external factors other than your 'cycle') on a shoot, and yes, it's pretty embarrassing. My fellow model friend once recounted, how she was doing an art nude shoot and suddenly it trickled down her leg and she was so ashamed she said she was uncomfortable for the rest of the shoot. Anyway, I don't know what age your model was, but nowadays, if it happens, I just smile, sigh, and excuse myself to the bathroom. Most seasoned pro photographers - of either sex - who shoot nude/adult, tend to be aware of these various 'hazards of the job'. Certainly nothing to write home about! If your model was young, chances are she was absolutely mortified! If you carry on doing this type of shoot, I would get used to it or start photographing mannequins! Plus, as already mentioned, wait til a model gets her period! If she's anything like me, when I am stressed or embarrassed my I get very flushed looking (red rash usually right across my chest), and as for shallow breathing - nervousness, anxiety and panic all do that to people. OMG That happened to me a couple of times at an outdoor nude shoot (what else), I was pretty novice in the spiel, and I was mortified. I was standing in the middle of an 8-achre private property, bathroom a half mile back at the house and my sundress.. somewhere in the grass. I had no choice but 'pose' down in the grass and clean up with my hand and leaves as best I could. (It's good not to be a germophobe sometimes) . Nobody noticed a thing (stealth!). Now I either know what my body is gonna be up to on that day, and I can warn the photographer or if it happens and stuff just happens I'm more like "woops, lady garden doing it's own thing again, s'cuse me a minute. "
Photographer
AJ_In_Atlanta
Posts: 13053
Atlanta, Georgia, US
I have never encountered so many who know so little about female biology outside of congress...
Photographer
A-M-P
Posts: 18465
Orlando, Florida, US
David Stone Imaging wrote: I think it is more than you've noticed. If the fluid is clear it usually isn't much of a problem. Those with a milky discharge are the ones that I'm VERY POLITE about explaining my problem and ask if they could take a break and clean up. I certainly NEVER ask if I can clean things up...but since everything to that point in the shoot has been all business...a few have responded matter-of-fact that they can't see "down there"...and just ask me to do it. I don't understand the reaction here? How is that any different than a photographer that bodypaints a model's buttocks, breast, and vaginal areas? Seriously a girl doesn't know how to wipe herself what the hell does she do when she takes a dump does she need help wiping that too.
Model
Dea and the Beast
Posts: 4796
Saint Petersburg, Florida, US
A-M-P wrote: Seriously a girl doesn't know how to wipe herself what the hell does she do when she takes a dump does she need help wiping that too. LOL I was just gonna say not your GYNO wipes you. Just hands over towels and turns away. Like it ought to be.
Model
Koryn
Posts: 39496
Boston, Massachusetts, US
A-M-P wrote: Seriously a girl doesn't know how to wipe herself what the hell does she do when she takes a dump does she need help wiping that too. I know, right??
Photographer
Brooklyn Bridge Images
Posts: 13200
Brooklyn, New York, US
Fletching wrote: ...I can't wait to see how this guy responds when a model first gets her period mid shoot.
Photographer
Marin Photo NYC
Posts: 7348
New York, New York, US
Koryn wrote: This whole thread really just deserves a gold star.
+1
Photographer
Marin Photo NYC
Posts: 7348
New York, New York, US
AJScalzitti wrote: I have never encountered so many who know so little about female biology outside of congress... +10
Photographer
Jerry Nemeth
Posts: 33355
Dearborn, Michigan, US
I was at a strip club when a stripper had an accident on stage. There was a short delay while the stage was cleaned up.
Model
Koryn
Posts: 39496
Boston, Massachusetts, US
AJScalzitti wrote: I have never encountered so many who know so little about female biology outside of congress... A congress of baboons perhaps.
Model
Dea and the Beast
Posts: 4796
Saint Petersburg, Florida, US
Jerry Nemeth wrote: I was at a strip club when a stripper had an accident on stage. There was a short delay while the stage was cleaned up. *gasp* JERRY!!! YOU!!! Of ALL people! In a strip club!!!! *gets excited* JK. I know you like to surround yourself with the nekkid lady variety. Make it raiiiiin!!!!
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Jerry Nemeth
Posts: 33355
Dearborn, Michigan, US
Amadea T wrote: *gasp* JERRY!!! YOU!!! Of ALL people! In a strip club!!!! *gets excited*
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