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the line between legit and F'n creepy
Thanks Don and i agree Feb 08 06 06:07 pm Link check this out and decide who the real creep is Mr young quaker oats has mental issues .he tagged this new models portfolio telling her he wishes he was between her legs darlin can we say busted creep? https://www.modelmayhem.com/member.php?id=54571 Feb 08 06 07:58 pm Link https://www.modelmayhem.com/member.php?id=54571 me feed you looong tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime. darl'n...if you crawled between my legs, you would leave me breathless. crazy alert Feb 08 06 08:00 pm Link BCG wrote: As long as the quaker oats man carries on a professional attitude, and doesn't shoot pornographic looking photos. I think it's not creepy. Feb 08 06 08:02 pm Link Stacy wrote: me feed you looong tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime.????? Feb 08 06 08:09 pm Link BCG wrote: It seems more like.. YOU should be not shooting photographs at any age ... Feb 08 06 10:23 pm Link Ed Remington wrote: Hmm... an ex of mine used to call me that... it WAS pretty creepy... Feb 09 06 12:55 am Link Digital Magic of Carmel wrote: Absolutely true Feb 09 06 12:58 am Link BCG wrote: Thanks, I just ate... Feb 09 06 01:02 am Link Ron B Blake wrote: I dunno Ron, she's talking back to him. Check his tags. Feb 09 06 01:25 am Link I've waited to post this until I found out what the majority of you "younsters" had to say. It is a situation about which I had no persnal doubt, but I wasn't sure how photographers and models (hell, people) who are less than half my age thought about it. I am encouraged by these posts. Other than those made entirely for their humor value, most of you seem to think that professional behavior is more important than age. I, of course, agree. One more thing to reinforce that attitude is this: People of my age group (beyond retirement age) grew up in a culture where manners and courtesy were considered paramount. How you said or did somethng was as important as what you said or did. Our parents and teachers enforced that attitude with an iron fist. It was more embarassing to a parent to be told his kid was rude than to say he was a thief. I'm serious about that. Those values stick with you for life. To this day, it is a gut-wrenching experience to read someone off viciously. (Of course, one of the primary courses in Poli.. Sci. is to teach you to ignore that.) It was a kinder, gentler time, although perhaps not as brutally honest! All this input from people I would like to call my peers is encouraging. Thank you. Feb 09 06 08:01 am Link BCG wrote: ever seen Picasso's work??? Feb 09 06 08:13 am Link Horst, Avedon, Penn, Newton, All old (or Dead!) and we could learn something from all of them age has nothing to do with it! Feb 09 06 09:59 pm Link I'd like to think as I get older I wll get better...And plus..HELL after a certain age I'd hope to have a great name and young hot chicks wont see me as a threat and may actually seek me out for my skills. Knowing I am well beyond chasing em around the studio for some knooky......LOL BCG...you really sit around and think this stuff up hey? Dont you have a mission or something to tend too? shrug.. Feb 10 06 12:35 am Link Bluemoon Photography wrote: I've been told I look like Regis Philbin (shudders) and I was in a bad car accident where I lost 15 teeth that have been replaced with partials (upper and lower) but I try no to scare any models during my shoot. Feb 10 06 12:42 am Link I don't know...parents photograph their kids nude when they are new borns. With the way the world is so jaded these days....I don't think anything would surprise me anymore! Feb 10 06 12:43 am Link Diana Moffitt wrote: in me power...!!! Feb 10 06 12:52 am Link Ron B Blake wrote: read the entire dialog which took place in the comments AND tag sections before you make allegations that you are not qualified nor licensed to make!?! Feb 10 06 06:41 am Link Ron B Blake wrote: "busted creep"???...sounds as if someone is still upset over the loss at the alamobowl!!!...misquoting and making medical diagnosises without a medical backgound could lead to litigation in todays world...read the cute banter in its entirety before you try and trump a "creep" card...you are no johnny cochran. Feb 10 06 06:41 am Link What does the Quaker Oats guy look like? Is he creepy? Why is a company trying to sell oatmeal with a creepy guy on the box? Fill me in people, I don't eat oatmeal. Let me just add that I haven't slept all night. Feb 10 06 06:59 am Link GFP Studios wrote: imagine a friendly version of wilford brimley, sporting an amish look. Feb 10 06 11:42 am Link (You know you are too old when)... you are trying to take head shots and are only getting nice pictures of ears and toes. Shakey. Feb 10 06 11:59 am Link D. Brian Nelson wrote: beat me to it. Feb 10 06 12:02 pm Link visionmedia wrote: thats why they make image stabilizors!!! Feb 10 06 12:06 pm Link No question is stupid.....Didn't you learn that in like 2nd grade. Feb 10 06 12:24 pm Link Ron B Blake wrote: You must be the creep....How can you call him that if you've never met him before...I have and he's no where near "creep status"...and for you to be reading other people's comments is creepy...so look who's talking.... Feb 10 06 03:14 pm Link MsVakora K wrote: for the record...i am NOT a manslut. Feb 10 06 08:10 pm Link BCG wrote: True, I've been around about a month, and you never stop suprising me with your trolls. I have to agree, this probably is your most stupid yet, or at least in the past 4 weeks. Feb 10 06 09:37 pm Link Bodyartist wrote: you should work for th UN...you have ambassador skilz Feb 11 06 05:53 am Link Age is typically respected where I come from. I get as many requests to teach camera and set up technique before, during and after shoots as I do anything else. And while the Santa thing can get a little overwhelming sometimes, many of my folk are performing arts and are more than delighted to have someone that looks like they might actually know what they are doing, and is willing to listen to their ideas and needs for their own folios rather than imposing what the photographer might find trendy of the moment. Trust and reliability, sincere respect and an honest reputation are both priceless and ageless, though it really does take time to gain that experience. After all this time, I continue to learn, to listen and hopefully from time to time gain a little more wisdom in my work and my own life for that matter. But then, I do shoot nudes of all ages also, and I never shoot underage or accept their word on their age. I will say this though, there was, and still is, a fair sized area of nude work, that is not particularly commercial, but social, in the nudist and naturist lifestyle. And although here in the US that has become more and more iffy in the wisdom of publishing the content due to the all ages family atmosphere generally including a lot of underage children in the images, in other countries, that is not very much a concern. I have a few friends that are both nudists and very fine artists, but they keep their photographic work mostly in the resorts and lifestyle, displaying only their paintings and sculptures at mainstream shows and venues. In any case... warm and jolly, mellow and respectful.. Creepy we shoot. chuckle.. and not with a camera. spirits bless, Marion Feb 11 06 07:55 am Link It's completely and totally unrelated to age. Locally, the two guys with reps as extremely creepy photographers are about 25 and 35 years of age. There's another guy who is over 65, and has a rep as a gentleman. This one hits home because there is a guy near here who has a rep as a groper... he's fortunately not a photographer... and I've personally watched him cross the line on one occasion. He apparently does this one or more times at every social event (he's in his 30s). I've just been tipped off by some of the local ladies that there are plans in store for him tonight... potentially painful plans. This could be fun to watch. Feb 11 06 05:37 pm Link Ken, you might want to edit out the "accessory before the fact" charge you just left yourself open to.  Feb 11 06 06:27 pm Link Lens N Light wrote: I couldn't have said it better. Feb 11 06 06:45 pm Link BCG wrote: that's presuming the only reason you're shooting naked women is to get laid. Feb 11 06 06:49 pm Link Id say it would be creepy if the photographer started sweating profusely, followed by heavy panting and unbuttoning of any articles of clothing. then again.... this rendition of creepy could also be a warning sign that you photographer is having a heart attack in which case your reaction to OMG! YOU'RE F'IN SICK should be OMG YOU'RE F'IN DYING! in which case you should either call 911! or your best friend and say..."OMG Jenny.... I am SOOO hot.. I just gave my old photographer a heart attack! I thought he was being perverted but it turns out hes just dying! haha." Feb 11 06 06:56 pm Link Nude photography shouldn't be some sexual thing, so it shouldn't be creepy to be photographed by an older man. If I wanted to do nudes, and the best guy happened to be 78, then I'd be photographed by him. If you're photographing nudes with the intent getting aroused, then you're the creepy one, not the old guy. Feb 11 06 07:03 pm Link Duncan wrote: Yup, I absolutely hope to keep photographing nudes after I die. Feb 13 06 11:32 pm Link Maybe I should change my name to F'n Creepy.... Feb 13 06 11:37 pm Link GFP Studios wrote: [img src="http://www.quakeroats.ca/graphics/maintitle.jpg"] Feb 13 06 11:37 pm Link Nedra Veritas wrote: So why don't you want to? Feb 13 06 11:53 pm Link |
