Guilty Creatures Productions is composed of Crow and Jayde Delano, but, also includes other partners that contribute as needed.

We are currently defining our styles.  Currently, Crow is the principle photographer.  He is specialized in model photography of all disciplines.  As things evolve in Guilty Creatures, they will be posted here in MM. 


We only do a limited amount of TFP/CD and then only for certain projects.  We do a lot of spec. projects that may involve future earnings on the distribution of our projects.

A few house rules:

- NO ESCORTS (I have female and male assistants that work with me, depending on the type of shoot.) ***I do shoot with models that are under 18, and they are the exception to the rule.  They must have a parent or guardian with them through the duration of the shoot, unless they have proof of emancipation.***

If your really worried about your safety after meeting with me (to discuss the shoot and project), then you won't be comfortable for the shoot.  That's okay, because not everyone is comfortable working with everyone.  But I've had escorts that have ranged from jealous boyfriends to bitter controlling moms to photographers posing as escorts to get free photo-lessons.  Get real.

- AS A MODEL, LEAVE THE 'FOOLISH PRUDE' BEHAVIOR ELSEWHERE..

If you have a problem with sexy and showing skin then I'm not the photographer for you. There are plenty of photographers at Lifetouch and Wally-world waiting to take your money if your looking for safe simple shots. I don't usually shoot anything past "implied nude", but as artists none of us should limit ourselves.

- NO DIVAS
I don't care what your resume says, I don't care how many 'Internet-only' magazines you've been in. Or, how many no-budget films (that 50 people will see) you have been in.  Getting great shots depends on the model's Look, and skill at posing, the photographer's technical and creative knowledge and the working chemistry between both parties.  My time is just as valuable as yours and MOST of us Photographers have no shortage of great looking talent that are more than willing to collaborate with us on getting cool shots for free. If stay with "Paid Shoots Only", and you haven't already been a feature model in a major market, then you'll make a little bit of money but you'll have limited options as a model.  Think about it like the Movie, or Music business...  Until you have been discovered by the 'Big Boys', you are still paying your dues...

**That being said, when I get a paid gig, I do pay my models/subjects (as well as the MUA's,Designer,Hair)...  Also, I know that if I want models to do more "risqué" shots, I should be prepared to compensate according to scale fees.**

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