Desert Shadows Photo wrote:
What suggestions do you have in alerting other models of a photographer that touched the model during a shoot when the model specifically asked not to be touched? Is there a way of listing this guy somewhere on a creep list???

Model should call the police if she feels that's she's been violated criminally.

SayCheeZ!  wrote:

But that was funny!

Good Egg Productions wrote:
If it's 2nd hand information, I'd be extremely cautious to spread it.  Perhaps encourage the actual model who said this happened to her to alert the local community, else you be labeled a white knight.

this too

Desert Shadows Photo wrote:
What suggestions do you have in alerting other models of a photographer that touched the model during a shoot when the model specifically asked not to be touched? Is there a way of listing this guy somewhere on a creep list???

Touch her where?

Or perhaps its the photographers you should be warning about a unreasonable model.  Depends on the shoot and the pose if touching is needed.

Desert Shadows Photo wrote:
What suggestions do you have in alerting other models of a photographer that touched the model during a shoot when the model specifically asked not to be touched? Is there a way of listing this guy somewhere on a creep list???

Whoa, first of all, if someone is touching you and you have asked not to be touched that would be a reason to contact the police and file a police report.

Forget creep list, realize sexual assault allegations.

Thank you,
Jen

Maxximages wrote:

Touch her where?

Or perhaps its the photographers you should be warning about a unreasonable model.  Depends on the shoot and the pose if touching is needed.

So you are in the camp that believes that models should be touched when they have specifically asked not to be ( as per the OPs opening post ) ?

J O H N  A L L A N wrote:
I get more of a creep vibe from photographers that go on forums and somehow feel it is their place to "protect" young damsels. The creep factor can ramp up significantly based on the photographer's chosen image content. I question the motivation driving 90+ percent of this genre of original posts. Now I have to go wash my hands.

Well then you better not shoot with them you handsome devil you

SayCheeZ!  wrote:

Good Egg Productions wrote:
But that was funny!

....and true, too!

Desert Shadows Photo wrote:
What suggestions do you have in alerting other models of a photographer that touched the model during a shoot when the model specifically asked not to be touched? Is there a way of listing this guy somewhere on a creep list???

He said / she said...

For you old timers...raped of mind and body...

Garry k wrote:
Why in all my time here have I only heard photographers label other photographers as being "white knights "

whatz with that anyways ?

I think it's more an internet term rather than a photographer-only term. Lots of gamers and body builders use it... not sure why it's those two groups.

Greg Kolack wrote:
For you old timers...raped of mind and body...

"Irresponsible accusations and innuendo."

Greg Kolack wrote:

For you old timers...raped of mind and body...

You know, I think we should have a seven year rule on things like that - threads that were hidden a long time ago should be unhidden after a certain length of time (but not unlocked) so that people can reminisce about the old days.

Jen B wrote:

Whoa, first of all, if someone is touching you and you have asked not to be touched that would be a reason to contact the police and file a police report.

Forget creep list, realize sexual assault allegations.

Thank you,
Jen

27 million photographers posting in Model Colloq. all it takes was one model posting to deal with the issue
/thread
/banishwhiteknights

Jen B wrote:

Whoa, first of all, if someone is touching you and you have asked not to be touched that would be a reason to contact the police and file a police report.

Forget creep list, realize sexual assault allegations.

Thank you,
Jen

A nude model once hugged me.  Should I contact the police?     

Cherrystone wrote:

Model should call the police if she feels that's she's been violated criminally.

This happened to a married male model touched by a male photographer.

Maxximages wrote:

Touch her where?

Or perhaps its the photographers you should be warning about a unreasonable model.  Depends on the shoot and the pose if touching is needed.

Model was male photog was also male.

Desert Shadows Photo wrote:
What suggestions do you have in alerting other models of a photographer that touched the model during a shoot when the model specifically asked not to be touched? Is there a way of listing this guy somewhere on a creep list???

Tell the model to handle this himself/herself (i.e. call 911, walk out and put the photographer on "not recommend" list, etc).

Cherrystone wrote:
Model should call the police if she feels that's she's been violated criminally.

Desert Shadows Photo wrote:
This happened to a married male model touched by a male photographer.

That doesn't make the situation any different.

Jerry Nemeth wrote:

A nude model once hugged me.  Should I contact the police?     

It depends, had you asked her not to hug you and she did anyways? Did you feel violated and that her intent was to violate you? I am a hugger and have hugged photographers after the shoot and done so while nude myself.

AVD AlphaDuctions wrote:
27 million photographers posting in Model Colloq. all it takes was one model posting to deal with the issue
/thread
/banishwhiteknights

Thank you,
Jen

Jerry Nemeth wrote:
A nude model once hugged me.  Should I contact the police?     

Figures Jen B wrote:
It depends, had you asked her not to hug you and she did anyways? Did you feel violated and that her intent was to violate you? I am a hugger and have hugged photographers after the shoot and done so while nude myself.
Thank you,
Jen

I like hugging too, I married into a family whose culture includes a lot of hugs so I'm used to it. Models may hug. Handshakes are ok too. Once in a while a model will kiss on the cheek.

Desert Shadows Photo wrote:
What suggestions do you have in alerting other models of a photographer that touched the model during a shoot when the model specifically asked not to be touched? Is there a way of listing this guy somewhere on a creep list???

1)  Did the photographer touch you inappropriately?  Did you witness the photographer touching the model inappropriately?  If not, you are spreading rumors and not helping anyone.

2)  Public lists are prone to abuse and are very problematic:
     ...  The accused has no recourse,
     ...  No one should be found guilty by accusation only,
     ...  Makes a lot of work for the moderators,
     ...  etc.

3)  If you "alert" some strangers, why should these strangers believe or disbelieve you?  We don't know you.

My advice:  everyone can & should get to know their local photographic community.  Once you know & trust these people, and once these people know & trust you, you can privately share feedback, references, and recommendations about the people in the local area.  That's it.

Good luck.

Figures Jen B wrote:

It depends, had you asked her not to hug you and she did anyways? Did you feel violated and that her intent was to violate you? I am a hugger and have hugged photographers after the shoot and done so while nude myself.


Thank you,
Jen

It was a surprise hug.