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Kilts? Photographers who wear them?
Is there any photographers who wear Kilts? Is there any Photographers that have done a photo shoot with a model in one? Kilts are Hot. Show me your Kilt Photo's Jan 13 13 01:31 pm Link Does it have to be an official kilt or can it be just a skirt of any kind? Jan 13 13 01:32 pm Link Shon D.- Homme wrote: Well A man Skirt Would be Hot. A tutu would be funny so I guess what You decide. As long as its artistic. Jan 13 13 01:40 pm Link I used to shoot with a photographer who wore kilts on a daily basis. It was awesome  Jan 13 13 01:50 pm Link I won't wear mine, it's the most gawdawfull orange!!! Jan 13 13 01:54 pm Link George Ruge wrote: Get a new one You Like! When do we shoot? Jan 13 13 01:55 pm Link allison mindy wrote: I'm Jealous. Jan 13 13 01:56 pm Link I would if I had one. Jan 13 13 01:58 pm Link  http://www.utilikilts.com/ I've been thinking of one of these since they now have a store in San Francisco I'll likely get one at least for Burning Man Jan 13 13 02:28 pm Link I live in mine. Jan 13 13 02:37 pm Link Click Hamilton wore a tutu at least once. Jan 13 13 02:39 pm Link mikell wrote: I'm planning on being there! I will look for the kilt with a camera! Jan 13 13 02:41 pm Link Yes...I wear mine all the time. I switch them up, mainly because I have five of them. But not on shoots... I am all over the place, on the ground and everywhere in between. Jan 13 13 02:45 pm Link we shot a wedding where four of the gentlemen (including the groom) wore kilts.  Jan 13 13 02:57 pm Link I own an English-style kilt with an Irish tartan. I love it, but I have never worn it to a shoot. Jan 13 13 03:01 pm Link Rist Photography wrote: I want to do a few shoots on Apache trail This year. I love the superstitions. Kilt would be awesome there! Sedona too! Jan 13 13 03:09 pm Link Yes, it's all kisses and puppies until you get a kilt-wearing photographer with no undergarments and you're starting a thread about the creepy photographer in the kilt who kept shooting you from above so you could check out his Scottish Sausage. Jan 13 13 03:14 pm Link Michael Pandolfo wrote: This. As a member of Clan Ramsey I have 3 different Ramsay tartan kilts [modern, ancient, and hunting] . I wear them to Burns Nights, highland games, and church occasions as needed. Jan 13 13 03:24 pm Link I don't have a kilt, but I do have a loincloth. Jan 13 13 03:33 pm Link Haven't talked and of the gals at Tilted Kilt to visit the studio yet... I've been known to adorn a toga at Bacchanalia Festivals. I have lederhosen, its just not as easy to expose your self to art as a kilt is. Jan 13 13 03:35 pm Link Michael Pandolfo wrote: I don't understand a word you said. Jan 13 13 06:37 pm Link Jhono Bashian wrote: I went to a Renaissance Festival by Apache Junction Az. I loved the scenes. I would absolutely love to do a few shoots of that theme! Jan 13 13 06:41 pm Link Rist Photography wrote: Irish Tartan sounds awesome. Jan 13 13 07:11 pm Link I wear one a lot, in addition to being a photographer I am also a professional piper. Jan 13 13 07:17 pm Link Rist Photography wrote: Why didn't I know this??? Jan 13 13 07:21 pm Link ThroughAGlassPhoto wrote: The 1st pics in your port, is that a festival? Jan 13 13 07:35 pm Link  Clan Lewis is a sept of Clan MacLeod. If I could afford a traditional kilt I would definitely have one. Jan 13 13 07:36 pm Link I have kilts (wool great kilts from years of being an SCA re-enactor), but I've never worn one to do a photoshoot. Jan 13 13 08:37 pm Link Are. Jan 13 13 09:14 pm Link I have worn my kilt many times for renaissance festivals but never for a photo shoot. Since I wear mine traditional I can understand the comment above about the photographer showing his Scottish sausage. It's only a skirt if you wear panties under it. Jan 14 13 06:07 am Link I never wear underwear so if I wore a Kilt at my photoshoots my man parts would flop out. Jan 14 13 06:34 am Link I've shot in a kilt more than once, but it's not my preferred clothing for shooting... A pair of black Dickies work pants so I don't have to worry about flashing the world while I'm up on a ladder or getting down on the floor works a lot better. From our wedding at Edinburgh Castle, Scotland:  Jan 14 13 06:38 am Link Caradoc wrote: Very Awesome Photo! Jan 14 13 07:09 am Link I'm now going to buy one. The last Games I went to it was so cold (and snowing) I have no idea how any of us made it. I'm Irish, not Scottish, and built with chicken legs. Jan 14 13 07:13 am Link James O Wright wrote: HHmmmm a level playing field? When I am shooting in public with a tiny skirt and showing my Irish clam to the world it is expected to be free and natural with no worries. But if a photographer wears a kilt he has to worry about his scottish sausage flirting with the sunshine. Jan 14 13 07:28 am Link KonstantKarma wrote: LOL Photoshop those chickens into peacocks! Jan 14 13 07:43 am Link I've work a kilt.. as I'm part Scottish and allowed to do so.. .. but not for a photo shoot.. well, not yet anyway... "There is nothing worn under a proper Scotsman's kilt.. It is all in perfect working order"..  Jan 14 13 07:49 am Link Caitin wrote: I found a great deal on a kit online, I think I'll be orderin' when I have the dough. Jan 14 13 07:58 am Link KonstantKarma wrote:
Jan 14 13 07:59 am Link maybe i'm around too many guys in kilts, because i used to like them and now not so much  Jan 14 13 07:59 am Link |
