Photographer
IMAGINERIES
Posts: 2048
New York, New York, US
Photographers are supposed to be creative people...Right?
But when I read the tags and/or comments from some photographers to models....I wonder...
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Nor-Cal Photography
Posts: 3720
Walnut Creek, California, US
IMAGINERIES wrote:
Photographers are supposed to be creative people...Right?
But when I read the tags and/or comments from some photographers to models....I wonder... Some creative people have no idea on how to write coherently.
But just one worthless and incoherent opinion. 
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Ivan123
Posts: 1037
Arlington, Virginia, US
I think the comments are absolutely stunning.
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Nor-Cal Photography
Posts: 3720
Walnut Creek, California, US
Ivan123 wrote:
I think the comments are absolutely stunning. Correct, on your comment. It stunned me!
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DougBPhoto
Posts: 39248
Portland, Oregon, US
IMAGINERIES wrote:
Photographers are supposed to be creative people...Right?
But when I read the tags and/or comments from some photographers to models....I wonder... Depends on where the majority of their blood is located when they are writing them
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Laura Elizabeth Photo
Posts: 2253
Rochester, New York, US
I try not to over think comments. I'm not writing a thesis I'm just letting someone know I think something is pretty or cool. I try to be more descriptive when I'm writing critiques and stuff like that.
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Greg Kolack
Posts: 18392
Elmhurst, Illinois, US
IMAGINERIES wrote:
Photographers are supposed to be creative people...Right?
But when I read the tags and/or comments from some photographers to models....I wonder... I think this post is:
HOT!
SEXY!
BOLD!
Model
Sandra Vixen
Posts: 1561
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
For tags, I've noticed lately, that more and more (both photographers and some models) talk about themselves or their "services" as if the promote themselves or borderline SPAM.
And then there are the occasional trolls...
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Art of the nude
Posts: 12067
Grand Rapids, Michigan, US
IMAGINERIES wrote:
Photographers are supposed to be creative people...Right?
But when I read the tags and/or comments from some photographers to models....I wonder... I generally keep it short and simple. "Beautiful", "Nice look", "great pose" something like that, if it's a model's portfolio.
I do try and make the comment about the model, when it's the model's portfolio, and about the photography if I'm commenting on a photographer's portfolio.
Photographer
IMAGINERIES
Posts: 2048
New York, New York, US
Greg Kolack wrote:
I think this post is:
HOT!
SEXY!
BOLD! That's it?!
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DOUGLASFOTOS
Posts: 10604
Los Angeles, California, US
Greg Kolack wrote:
I think this post is:
HOT!
SEXY!
BOLD! GREAT LIGHTING
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F-1 Photo
Posts: 1164
New York, New York, US
My favorites are always the exaggerated and overstated ones, such as "what an amazing look you have! Absolutely perfect!".
They always seem to be left on a horrible self shot camera phone image in a mediocre models port. It's not like she is going to read it, become overwhelmed with gratitude, then come over and bang the admirer...
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Nor-Cal Photography
Posts: 3720
Walnut Creek, California, US
F-1 Photo wrote:
become overwhelmed with gratitude, then come over and bang the admirer... Could be!!
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Toto Photo
Posts: 3757
Belmont, California, US
F-1 Photo wrote:
My favorites are always the exaggerated and overstated ones, such as "what an amazing look you have! Absolutely perfect!".
They always seem to be left on a horrible self shot camera phone image in a mediocre models port. It's not like she is going to read it, become overwhelmed with gratitude, then come over and bang the admirer... Wait. One can get banged by leaving great comments?
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Lallure Photographic
Posts: 2086
Taylors, South Carolina, US
People are people. They are full of issues, prejudices, emotions, egos, and more, when they make their comments, and some simply come off wrong, because of those issues.
Some are overly critical, some are overly complimentary.
Only a limited number are going to be good writers, organize their thoughts well, and present them in an orderly fashion........especially if they don't want to be at the computer all day.
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Michael Kerrek
Posts: 1427
Orlando, Florida, US
IMAGINERIES wrote:
Photographers are supposed to be creative people...Right?
But when I read the tags and/or comments from some photographers to models....I wonder... Because writing skill and photography skill are the same thing? Should dancers be expected to paint?
Photographer
Nor-Cal Photography
Posts: 3720
Walnut Creek, California, US
Toto Photo wrote:
Wait. One can get banged by leaving great comments? Give it a try. What have you got to lose but your virginity?
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John Horwitz
Posts: 2920
Raleigh, North Carolina, US
so, did you write this about your own work?
"Unlike many photographers, I do not have a style, look, or
technique that would identify me as the author of the image."
well, that explains it!
Photographer
IMAGINERIES
Posts: 2048
New York, New York, US
John Horwitz wrote:
so, did you write this about your own work?
"Unlike many photographers, I do not have a style, look, or
technique that would identify me as the author of the image."
well, that explains it! Out of context and does not explain any thing.
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Chuckarelei
Posts: 11271
Seattle, Washington, US
Michael Kerrek wrote:
Because writing skill and photography skill are the same thing? Should dancers be expected to paint? As long as painters not trying to pole strip-dance, than I'm happy.
Model
D A N I
Posts: 4627
Little Rock, Arkansas, US
I really think people copy and paste comments. I have some comments from the same photographer on about 3-4 photos that are the exact same. Big, bold, wording designed with symbols
Photographer
DAVISICON
Posts: 644
San Antonio, Texas, US
as usual you cant please everyone all the time,
only some of them some of the time.......if you dont like a comment or tag delete it, but telling people what opinion they should have when placing a comment or tag is beyond ridiculous........W
Photographer
John Horwitz
Posts: 2920
Raleigh, North Carolina, US
IMAGINERIES wrote:
Out of context and does not explain any thing. you didn't get it? chuckle -
Photographer
IMAGINERIES
Posts: 2048
New York, New York, US
DAVISICON wrote:
as usual you cant please everyone all the time,
only some of them some of the time.......if you dont like a comment or tag delete it, but telling people what opinion they should have when placing a comment or tag is beyond ridiculous........W OK, your port is
"Hot"
"Cool"
"Sexy"
" Love, love, love.....Etc."
Most constructive right?
Photographer
IMAGINERIES
Posts: 2048
New York, New York, US
John Horwitz wrote:
you didn't get it? chuckle - I am trying to chuckle but I got to stop because I am turning blue...
Photographer
John Horwitz
Posts: 2920
Raleigh, North Carolina, US
John Horwitz wrote:
so, did you write this about your own work?
"Unlike many photographers, I do not have a style, look, or
technique that would identify me as the author of the image."
well, that explains it! you have no imagination when you write about your work and you complain about the same thing when done by other photographers?
God Damn - ain't irony funny?
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Darren Brade
Posts: 3351
London, England, United Kingdom
Maybe they should press the "like" button.
Photographer
IMAGINERIES
Posts: 2048
New York, New York, US
John Horwitz wrote:
you have no imagination when you write about your work and you complain about the same thing when done by other photographers?
God Damn - ain't irony funny? I guess reading is not your forte or looking at pictures.....Maybe taking pictures is what you are best at....
Photographer
DAVISICON
Posts: 644
San Antonio, Texas, US
DAVISICON wrote:
as usual you cant please everyone all the time,
only some of them some of the time.......if you dont like a comment or tag delete it, but telling people what opinion they should have when placing a comment or tag is beyond ridiculous........W IMAGINERIES wrote:
OK, your port is
"Hot"
"Cool"
"Sexy"
" Love, love, love.....Etc."
Most constructive right? Thanks for the comments, lol
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Frank Lewis Photography
Posts: 14494
Winter Park, Florida, US
I recently read a comment on a model's picture that really irked me. The commenter told the model what "great cannons she had at the beach." Nothing about her pose, nothing about her clothing in the image. Just what a great pair of breasts she has. The next comment on the same picture was this emoticon :-) If this is all you've got why waste the keystrokes...
Photographer
Doctor Haze Chavenstein
Posts: 95
San Diego, California, US
Darren Brade wrote:
Maybe they should press the "like" button. a like button would be helpful. think about it.
Model
D A N I
Posts: 4627
Little Rock, Arkansas, US
Frank Lewis Photography wrote:
I recently read a comment on a model's picture that really irked me. The commenter told the model what "great cannons she had at the beach." Nothing about her pose, nothing about her clothing in the image. Just what a great pair of breasts she has. The next comment on the same picture was this emoticon :-) If this is all you've got why waste the keystrokes... Hard to type a good comment when one hand is busy...
Honestly most of my photos have "Beautiful vagina" "Tasty" and "HOT!" I guess my boobs aren't as great as lady flower.
Photographer
IMAGINERIES
Posts: 2048
New York, New York, US
Danielle Reid wrote:
Hard to type a good comment when one hand is busy...
Honestly most of my photos have "Beautiful vagina" "Tasty" and "HOT!" I guess my boobs aren't as great as lady flower. I guess if this the case... Cool, sexy.. Blah.. blah.. would be better.....
But I guess some photographers are not able to come up with any thing better....
Do you bother to respond to such comments?....What do they expect?
Photographer
Good Egg Productions
Posts: 16713
Orlando, Florida, US
I'm not allowed to post what I really think as tags or photo comments.
They have to be mushy gushy and positive.
So...... STUNNING! whatever that means.
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Greg Kolack
Posts: 18392
Elmhurst, Illinois, US
Greg Kolack wrote:
BOLD! NothingIsRealButTheGirl wrote:
= open leg Yep...people can be so predictable...
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Herman Surkis
Posts: 10856
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
DougBPhoto wrote:
Depends on where the majority of their blood is located when they are writing them LOL
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Herman Surkis
Posts: 10856
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
F-1 Photo wrote:
My favorites are always the exaggerated and overstated ones, such as "what an amazing look you have! Absolutely perfect!".
They always seem to be left on a horrible self shot camera phone image in a mediocre models port. It's not like she is going to read it, become overwhelmed with gratitude, then come over and bang the admirer... She's not!!!
You mean I have been wasting my time?
The other one is "perfection", on an image I would delete as soon as I saw it.
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Herman Surkis
Posts: 10856
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Danielle Reid wrote:
Hard to type a good comment when one hand is busy...
Honestly most of my photos have "Beautiful vagina" "Tasty" and "HOT!" I guess my boobs aren't as great as lady flower. Now I have to look.
Hysterically funny. (the comments)
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Joseph William
Posts: 2039
Chicago, Illinois, US
Danielle Reid wrote:
I really think people copy and paste comments. I have some comments from the same photographer on about 3-4 photos that are the exact same. Big, bold, wording designed with symbols I hate those, luckily it does not happen to photographers very often. I think these fall into the category mentioned above of over flattery as if the model is going to buy a plane ticket and bompne the commenter. Any thing that looks like it was made with an 80's vintage dot matrix printer gets deleted.
Sometimes I do get high falutin masters student type comments describing how the cariscura make s the blah blah blah. Common people. One or two words is enough for comments.
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