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Would you date your photographer?
I'm single and looking if any of you ladies are interested in a young photographer, lol. Oct 22 08 03:57 am Link i think the more important question is "would you date your hairstylist?"  x Oct 22 08 03:59 am Link Dating for model  Lol if nice may be i doOct 22 08 04:01 am Link what happens if you have more then 1 photographer  cheat on em all... or just have an orgie? hahaha Oct 22 08 04:01 am Link The Power of Beauty wrote: I loved Hard Candy! Oct 22 08 04:02 am Link I think it would be up to the individuals involved. No better or worse than any other relationship could be. Studies show that barring any outwardly noticeable evidence the partner in a relationship who is most concerned about their partner cheating is most likely to be the one actually cheating. So, if the photog gets insecure and jealous about his model GF with other photogs then how is he conducting his photo shoots and vice versa for the model. If they are both professional themselves, they should know nothing is going to happen at a professional type shoot. "He who assumes the worst about others probably does the worst." Oct 22 08 07:25 am Link Have been mairred to my model for over 5 years. She was one of models when I lived in phx. I honestly think in my case having a model as a wife makes me keep the images strong as she is great at finding models and she is great at going over the images to find the strong ones. As for dating a model it takes a ton of trust on both sides. Oct 22 08 11:02 am Link Lady Bronze wrote: I said that chemistry could not be judged by occupation. Perhaps I should define 'chemistry' before I make such a statement. I consider chemistry to describe a connection between two souls, minds, and bodies. Such a connection can often be felt very soon if not immediately after meeting someone. Of course, it also grows and deepens over time, and could be referred to as 'true love.' Oct 22 08 11:52 am Link aliPOP wrote: I want you as my model... Oct 22 08 11:55 am Link K E S L E R wrote: I'm not good looking enough to get any of the babes I work with. Oct 22 08 01:32 pm Link B A I Photography wrote: I agree - it takes trust!!! Oct 22 08 01:51 pm Link K E S L E R wrote: Love may happen wherever it may happen to be. I would think that this type of relationship would come with alot of understanding and possibly a great growth between them (which would show in their work) Oct 22 08 01:59 pm Link Courtney Starr wrote: Reminds me of an old line. "It doesn't matter where you get your appetite as long as you take your meals at home." Oct 22 08 02:04 pm Link Christopher Hartman wrote: Aww Christopher. You know I e-love you. Oct 22 08 05:30 pm Link Mz Snow wrote: I've never had a problem with the e-babes. Oct 22 08 05:41 pm Link There is a certain photographer I find super hot but he's married lol... Darn it.  Oct 22 08 05:43 pm Link Rhian Alise wrote: I'm not married! who told you that? Oct 22 08 05:45 pm Link MF productions wrote: I guess the logic here is that if a photographer and a model date (and get married, in this case) and she becomes famous then naturally he'll become a murderous psychopath, ROFL. Oct 22 08 05:59 pm Link Well I dated [his studio name] for ages, but he then thought it fine to use me at his dispose like his camera and I got a bit pissed off that I was being treated more like an accessorry than a partner. Oct 22 08 06:56 pm Link Reby wrote: maybe ill find out if ill get a ring... a few years from now Oct 22 08 07:01 pm Link In saying that though there is someone on here Id give my left leg for (and it's my good one!) lol. Vixen Oct 22 08 07:05 pm Link I love going out with mine! Oct 22 08 09:44 pm Link I'd date anyone I'm seriously attracted to. Oct 22 08 10:39 pm Link I'm a photographer who is married to his main model. We work it out very well, she loves when I shoot and I love when she gets out to other photographers and gets some great work. Oct 22 08 10:47 pm Link I have dated 5 of my models.........never an issue Oct 22 08 10:48 pm Link i would. if you have common interests, then i don't see the problem. But always start things out professionally... Oct 22 08 10:51 pm Link this may have already been said..... it could work...plus it makes the shoot ALOT more fun as far as other women,you cannot have a relationship unless you have trust simple as that.... Oct 22 08 10:51 pm Link I sorta am. Oct 22 08 10:54 pm Link aliPOP wrote: "Cheat"? That is what everyone is doing:) Oct 22 08 10:57 pm Link Yep, I'm not a jealous person.. and he's HOT! Oct 22 08 11:34 pm Link Only if she was female and my wife said it would be ok. bs Oct 23 08 01:11 am Link yes absolutel!!! What an amazing opportunity to share the passion of photography with someone your intimate with. Yes absolutely...any takers? Oct 23 08 03:14 am Link photographers are people too Oct 23 08 03:19 am Link aliPOP wrote: I keep them separate Oct 23 08 03:40 am Link Christopher Hartman wrote: that's NOT true Chris! Oct 23 08 03:41 am Link If I was only so lucky... Oct 23 08 03:43 am Link Christopher Hartman wrote: Nasty rumor. lol Oct 23 08 03:48 am Link I am dating a photographer. Yes, jealousy occassionally can become a factor...and we both have to keep things in perspective. We have been together a year now, and I even lend a hand at shoots when I can. Actually one of the main issues we had was him not having time to shoot with me once we were involved. We addressed the issue, he shot with me, and we're happy again Oct 23 08 03:50 am Link I think of this question everytime I look in the mirror Oct 23 08 03:51 am Link I don't believe in "dating". Obsession, adrenaline, rebellion, chemistry, devotion, these are the elements of love. If there's something there, it doesn't matter if someone is a photographer or a model. A model is a muse, a photographer is the observer (and can be vice verse). It sounds ideal, and in many ways would be. People have mentioned jealousy issues on here, that seems absurd considering that both models and photographers are "creatives" and should therefore celebrate each other's individual skills and aims and learn from each other. To be a superteam even. That's the type of relationship I have with my partner of 5 years who is a filmmaker, I am also an actress and there are zero jealousy issues. It would become a problem if a professional reputation would be damaged based on a relationship, which was more a frequent thing of the 60's fashion world (with models sleeping with photographers to get better jobs and photographers "banging" models to get higher social status) than it is now. Models, photographers, lawyers, scientists, artists, its all the same stuff: energy. 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