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Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 05:56 pm Link

Photographer

Vincent Arthur

Posts: 901

Red Bank, New Jersey, US

No

Jun 13 12 05:59 pm Link

Photographer

2020 Photography

Posts: 440

Saint Petersburg, Florida, US

It sounds to me as if the photographer was a real newbie.  Did you look at examples of his work before you committed to modeling for him?  I doubt that colored lines are the result of a new lens.  Maybe something went wrong in Photoshop after the shoot.

You may want to give the guy one more try but I have a feeling the only thing you can do is move on.  From what you wrote it sound as if the photographer doesn't have a good grasp of what he needs to do on a photo shoot.

Jun 13 12 06:03 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:05 pm Link

Photographer

Art of the nude

Posts: 12067

Grand Rapids, Michigan, US

Kelly  Y wrote:
working with a photog. in a TFCD which there wasn't even one useable image due to lighting ,a shaking of photog's hands,blue and/or red lines on face and body (I guess due to new camra lens)?

Don't work with someone whose port looks like that?

Jun 13 12 06:05 pm Link

Photographer

Azimuth Arts

Posts: 1490

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Kelly  Y wrote:
working with a photog. in a TFCD which there wasn't even one useable image due to lighting ,a shaking of photog's hands,blue and/or red lines on face and body (I guess due to new camra lens)?

It really doesn't sound like it's worth the effort.  If we lived in a perfect world every shoot would yield dozens of great shots, but that just isn't the case.  Not every TF shoot will result in something you want to add to your portfolio.

If there are some really great poses and the image is in focus you could see if there is a retoucher who could correct the colour and exposure.  But really, you are better off putting your efforts into finding the next photographer to work with.

Jun 13 12 06:07 pm Link

Photographer

ChanStudio

Posts: 9219

Alpharetta, Georgia, US

Kelly  Y wrote:
working with a photog. in a TFCD which there wasn't even one useable image due to lighting ,a shaking of photog's hands,blue and/or red lines on face and body (I guess due to new camra lens)?

Not really.  If you think he can do better, try another photo shoot again with him.  Otherwise, move on.

Jun 13 12 06:11 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

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The quote included in this post is easily Googled, which means it effectively outs the photographer.  Please don't do that.

Jun 13 12 06:16 pm Link

Photographer

PDF IMAGES PHOTOGRAPHY

Posts: 4606

Jacksonville, Florida, US

ChanStudio wrote:

Not really.  If you think he can do better, try another photo shoot again with him.  Otherwise, move on.

+1, if it is worth your time yes try again with him , may have been a fluke (unlikely)

Jun 13 12 06:16 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:18 pm Link

Photographer

In Balance Photography

Posts: 3378

Boston, Massachusetts, US

Are the images you received different than the ones on his port ? (substantially?)

Jun 13 12 06:19 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:20 pm Link

Model

MelissaAnn

Posts: 3971

Seattle, Washington, US

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Quotes hidden post.

Jun 13 12 06:20 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:21 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:23 pm Link

Photographer

Sekseeshotz

Posts: 331

Phoenix, Arizona, US

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Jun 13 12 06:26 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:26 pm Link

Photographer

Leonard Gee Photography

Posts: 18096

Sacramento, California, US

Kelly  Y wrote:
I have given him chances...12 of them...all being TFCD's but he just got worse and worse...I am not using him any longer!

TWELVE TIMES? yikes

Jun 13 12 06:30 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:32 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:33 pm Link

Photographer

In Balance Photography

Posts: 3378

Boston, Massachusetts, US

Kelly  Y wrote:

Yes, 12!

Why so many?

Jun 13 12 06:34 pm Link

Photographer

RacerXPhoto

Posts: 2521

Brooklyn, New York, US

"  Is there anything on model can do about ..."
Bad Images

What do you propose ?
Firing Squad
Lawsuit
Bad Karma
???

Jun 13 12 06:34 pm Link

Photographer

Art of the nude

Posts: 12067

Grand Rapids, Michigan, US

Kelly  Y wrote:
I have given him chances...12 of them...all being TFCD's but he just got worse and worse...I am not using him any longer!

I told him about the images and he told me he don't see anything wrong with the images and told me he would make me a new cd...Well, the images are still really messed up just like the first...but NONE in eigher cd was photo shopped due to him not believing in editing nor photoshop.

You shot with someone whose work isn't any good 12 times??????????????????

Jun 13 12 06:35 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:36 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:37 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:38 pm Link

Photographer

Glen Berry

Posts: 2797

Huntington, West Virginia, US

Kelly  Y wrote:
Well he has been on here for about 5 yrs. (see below)...

By the way, with all the info you quoted from his profile, you've effectively outed him. It's easy to Google some of the key phrases from that info and go straight to his profile. I would suggest removing all those details.

I'm sorry to hear the photo shoot didn't yield the results you had hoped for. It sounds like he made a serious effort though. Unfortunately, there are no guarantees on a typical TF shoot. This happens with models also. Sometimes, they just don't deliver the level of results a photographer was expecting. Often, there's not a lot that can be done, except to try shooting with a different model next time.

I agree with what's already been said so far. If you think this was just an odd fluke for this photographer, you might want to give him another chance. Otherwise, just let it go and try to pick a better photographer next time.

Jun 13 12 06:39 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:40 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:41 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:42 pm Link

Photographer

Moore Photo Graphix

Posts: 5288

Washington, District of Columbia, US

Just don't use those images and work with different photographers.

Jun 13 12 06:43 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:44 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:45 pm Link

Photographer

Mike Mango

Posts: 399

Toms River, New Jersey, US

Wow.  Another case of someone just sucking at their job.  I wish more people would just take some pride in their work, whatever their profession.

Jun 13 12 06:45 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 06:48 pm Link

Photographer

IrisSwope

Posts: 14857

Dallas, Texas, US

Kelly  Y wrote:
working with a photog. in a TFCD which there wasn't even one useable image due to lighting ,a shaking of photog's hands,blue and/or red lines on face and body (I guess due to new camra lens)?

Maybe his cd burner isn't compatible with yours? or the cd is scratched?

Jun 13 12 07:00 pm Link

Model

Laurie Lajoi

Posts: 10

Chicago, Illinois, US

I know what you're going through. I went through that. I won't out them, but someone with all this experience yielded no usable images and I felt like I didn't accomplish anything.

Jun 13 12 07:00 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 07:13 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 07:14 pm Link

Model

Stormee

Posts: 2463

San Antonio, Texas, US

Jun 13 12 07:15 pm Link