Perfectpink
After 20 years there are still 3 circumstances which I regularly find cause confusion.
One is the experienced model who shoots higher levels, but doesn't list it on her profile because she doesn't want family and friends seeing it.... So she never gets the work
Second is the newcomer who just ticks all of the boxes because she doesn't know what they mean.....and then potentially walks into a shoot which is totally unsuitable
Third is where there are higher level pictures than the profile states - e.g. nude pictures on a lingerie only portfolio.....and then the photographer risks a complaint if he asks for work based on the picture, not the stated limits
I now insist on e-mailing samples of the actual level we have agreed to shoot to the model first to avoid confusion.
Any thoughts on this mad rambling anyone?
One is the experienced model who shoots higher levels, but doesn't list it on her profile because she doesn't want family and friends seeing it.... So she never gets the work
Second is the newcomer who just ticks all of the boxes because she doesn't know what they mean.....and then potentially walks into a shoot which is totally unsuitable
Third is where there are higher level pictures than the profile states - e.g. nude pictures on a lingerie only portfolio.....and then the photographer risks a complaint if he asks for work based on the picture, not the stated limits
I now insist on e-mailing samples of the actual level we have agreed to shoot to the model first to avoid confusion.
Any thoughts on this mad rambling anyone?
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