Photographer
D Robert Gray
Posts: 40
Atlanta, Georgia, US
When reading post I am jaded due top the terminology used. When I see word like âclickâ âpicâ âphotogâ âpretty picâ âumbrella light âI expect to see the work of a GWC I am a photographer I donât âclick the cameraâ I release the shutter I donât create âpicsâ I create images, I have never tried to shoot a âpretty picâ I create strong images. What the hell is an umbrella light ooh thatâs some type of strobe or hot light with a umbrella as a light modifier. ______ If you donât think your career is worth the cost of professional images why should I think you are worthy of professional images?
Digital Artist
Koray
Posts: 6720
Ankara, Ankara, Turkey
click is for the mouse you got it all wrong man ![big_smile](//assets.modelmayhem.com/images/smilies/big_smile.png)
Photographer
D Robert Gray
Posts: 40
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Koray wrote: click is for the mouse you got it all wrong man ![big_smile](//assets.modelmayhem.com/images/smilies/big_smile.png) oic
Digital Artist
Koray
Posts: 6720
Ankara, Ankara, Turkey
D Robert Gray wrote:
oic lolzzzz
Photographer
Brian Diaz
Posts: 65617
Danbury, Connecticut, US
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Photographer
Opus Lily
Posts: 822
New York, New York, US
D Robert Gray wrote: When reading post I am jaded due top the terminology used. When I see word like âclickâ âpicâ âphotogâ âpretty picâ âumbrella light âI expect to see the work of a GWC I am a photographer I donât âclick the cameraâ I release the shutter I donât create âpicsâ I create images, I have never tried to shoot a âpretty picâ I create strong images. I do agree with this, but everyone's defintion of what a GWC is differs. To me a GWC is someone whose work lacks style. A GWC usually has no grasp of styling, be it MU, hair, or clothing. They don't care who they photograph. Some of the best technical photographers fall under this definition of GWC. A GWC can learn lighting, composition, and all the technical things that come with photography. Style is personal taste. It's a sensibility that usually can't be learned. This to me is what seperates good photographers from the GWCs.
Photographer
former_mm_user
Posts: 5521
New York, New York, US
i refer to my pics as pics. i refer to much of my equipment as "that thingy" or "doohickey".
Photographer
none of the above
Posts: 3528
Marina del Rey, California, US
click is for the pen you should use to write off the internet if these little foibles concern you so. contrary to what some would believe, the internet is a good place to make discovery, not a destination place for those that have arrived. --face reality
Photographer
D Robert Gray
Posts: 40
Atlanta, Georgia, US
FaceReality wrote: click is for the pen you should use to write off the internet if these little foibles concern you so. contrary to what some would believe, the internet is a good place to make discovery, not a destination place for those that have arrived. --face reality Time for the p***ing contest (joke) This is a craft just like any other respect your craft by at lest learning the correct terminology. Just as if you went to your auto mechanic and he said I have to replace the dohicky that operates the whama ho so the clicky thing will make your breaks work. ______ If you donât think your career is worth the cost of professional images why should I think you are worthy of professional images?
Photographer
Brian Diaz
Posts: 65617
Danbury, Connecticut, US
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D Robert Gray wrote: If you donât think your career is worth the cost of professional images why should I think you are worthy of professional images? Why do you keep asking this question? What does it have to do with this discussion? I'm confused.
Photographer
D Robert Gray
Posts: 40
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Brian Diaz wrote:
Why do you keep asking this question? What does it have to do with this discussion? I'm confused. My auto signature inserted in all my post. Its my anti TFP PSA ______ If you donât think your career is worth the cost of professional images why should I think you are worthy of professional images?
Model
MelissaLynnette LaDiva
Posts: 50816
Leawood, Kansas, US
D Robert Gray wrote:
My auto signature inserted in all my post. Its my anti TFP PSA ______ If you donât think your career is worth the cost of professional images why should I think you are worthy of professional images? Pardon the homophobic undertones, but that's gay.
Photographer
Brian Diaz
Posts: 65617
Danbury, Connecticut, US
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D Robert Gray wrote: My auto signature inserted in all my post. Its my anti TFP PSA Oh, so you're spamming. The more models you can degrade, the more likely they are to pay you. I see.
Model
e-string
Posts: 24002
Kansas City, Missouri, US
D Robert Gray wrote: When reading post I am jaded due top the terminology used. When I see word like âclickâ âpicâ âphotogâ âpretty picâ âumbrella light âI expect to see the work of a GWC I am a photographer I donât âclick the cameraâ I release the shutter I donât create âpicsâ I create images, I have never tried to shoot a âpretty picâ I create strong images. What the hell is an umbrella light ooh thatâs some type of strobe or hot light with a umbrella as a light modifier. ______ If you donât think your career is worth the cost of professional images why should I think you are worthy of professional images? For someone who cares so much about proper terminology, you have horrid grammar. I think that makes you look less professional than saying "pic" on the internet would.
Photographer
Brian Diaz
Posts: 65617
Danbury, Connecticut, US
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I'm also curious...how does using an umbrella as a modifier make one a bad photographer?
Photographer
D Robert Gray
Posts: 40
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Brian Diaz wrote: Oh, so you're spamming. The more models you can degrade, the more likely they are to pay you. I see. No Spam and no degradation, but asking me to work for free (TFP) degrades my work. Its a statement of value, value your art because I value mine. The highest form complement is payment. It states that if you value your art then donât be afraid to go for the best you can afford. It is self-serving a bit but I always advocate for models to hire professionals to get professional quality. I donâtâ try sell myself but any professional. We all do what important to us. If someone wants quality work then donât be afrade to pay for it. I want learn from Tim Dolph I donât shoot fetish but I like his conceptual work. He is putting on a workshop the cost is almost 1,000 so I am cutting something else out of my budget to attend because I value my career and my career is worth it . Or I could call Tim and say hay I want to come to your workshop but its not worth me paying for It give it to me free.
Photographer
GW Burns
Posts: 564
Sarasota, Florida, US
D Robert Gray wrote: When reading post I am jaded due top the terminology used. When I see word like âclickâ âpicâ âphotogâ âpretty picâ âumbrella light âI expect to see the work of a GWC I am a photographer I donât âclick the cameraâ I release the shutter I donât create âpicsâ I create images, I have never tried to shoot a âpretty picâ I create strong images. What the hell is an umbrella light ooh thatâs some type of strobe or hot light with a umbrella as a light modifier. ______ If you donât think your career is worth the cost of professional images why should I think you are worthy of professional images? Come on man dont you watch CSI? Click is the sound a gun makes before it goes off. Photog is the file of pictures of the crime scene. Pretty Pic is the device used to scrape up the remains and make it look nice again. Umbrella Light is the beer you have when you have solved the case....geeesh everyone knows that! lol
Model
Shyly
Posts: 3870
Pasadena, California, US
D Robert Gray wrote: No Spam and no degradation, but asking me to work for free (TFP) degrades my work. Its a statement of value, value your art because I value mine. The highest form complement is payment. It states that if you value your art then donât be afraid to go for the best you can afford. It is self-serving a bit but I always advocate for models to hire professional to get professional quality. I donâtâ try sell myself but any professional. We all do what important to us. If someone want quality work then donât be afrade to pay for it. I want learn from Tim Dolph I donât shoot fetish but I like his conceptual work. He is putting on a work shop the cost is almost 1,000 so I am cutting something else out of my budget to attend because I value my career and my career is worth it . Or I could call Tim and say hay I want to come to your workshop but its not worth me paying for It give it to me free. You're more than welcome to not do collaborative shoots, no one is questioning that. The question is, why are you inserting a signature with every post on a board that doesn't have signatures, to advertise that fact? It's confusing, as you can see in this thread. Isn't putting it in your profile enough?
Photographer
D Robert Gray
Posts: 40
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Brian Diaz wrote: I'm also curious...how does using an umbrella as a modifier make one a bad photographer? Brain My point was that using the term umbrella light Vs strobe or hot light with an umbrella. Not that use of slang terminology will make one a bad photographer, is the PERCEPTION I am referring to ______ If you donât think your career is worth the cost of professional images why should I think you are worthy of professional images?
Photographer
D Robert Gray
Posts: 40
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Brian Diaz wrote: I'm also curious...how does using an umbrella as a modifier make one a bad photographer? Oh yes my grammar sucks that why I work in a visual medium ______ If you donât think your career is worth the cost of professional images why should I think you are worthy of professional images?
Model
e-string
Posts: 24002
Kansas City, Missouri, US
D Robert Gray wrote:
Oh yes my grammar sucks that why I work in a visual medium ______ If you donât think your career is worth the cost of professional images why should I think you are worthy of professional images? Then maybe you shouldn't get all high and mighty about terminology! p.s. Wanna do TFP?
Photographer
Beach
Posts: 4062
Charleston, South Carolina, US
D Robert Gray wrote: ______ If you donât think your career is worth the cost of professional images why should I think you are worthy of professional images? Why don't you just post your rates and say "no TFP at this time"? You're being confrontational with your potential client base right off the bat. Remember that highly successful NIKE campaign with the slogan, "Just Pay For It. We Know You Want It For Free, But What Do We Look Like To You? Our Beautiful Shoes Should Be Worth It To You. If Not, We're Not Sure You're Worthy Of Buying Them." Marketing genius.
Photographer
D Robert Gray
Posts: 40
Atlanta, Georgia, US
e-string wrote: Then maybe you shouldn't get all high and mighty about terminology! p.s. Wanna do TFP? TFP for you sure I will I have been waiting for this moment all my life. This will make me. I have a first class bus ticket at the bus station waiting for you. Just tell them at the gate you will be traveling in the TFP section
Model
e-string
Posts: 24002
Kansas City, Missouri, US
D Robert Gray wrote:
TFP for you sure I will I have been waiting for this moment all my life. This will make me. I have a first class bus ticket at the bus station waiting for you. Just tell them at the gate you will be traveling in the TFP section I wonder if you caught my real meaning.
Photographer
D Robert Gray
Posts: 40
Atlanta, Georgia, US
e-string wrote:
I wonder if you caught my real meaning. If you feel the need to explain a joke or sarcasm it was ineffective. I may acknowledge you when you have published your first book, or when you are published monthly on a national basis. Until then I wish you happiness Betty White
Model
MelissaLynnette LaDiva
Posts: 50816
Leawood, Kansas, US
e-string wrote:
I wonder if you caught my real meaning. I doubt it. He just wants to hear himself talk about how professional he is.
Photographer
D Robert Gray
Posts: 40
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Melissa Lynnette wrote: I doubt it. He just wants to hear himself talk about how professional he is. Hush canât you see two men are talking ⦠When I want to hear from you I will rattle your cage e-string I am not refering to you as a man it's a line form a song
Photographer
Tog
Posts: 55204
Birmingham, Alabama, US
Mmmm Mmmmm.. Arrogance tastes just like chicken!
Model
e-string
Posts: 24002
Kansas City, Missouri, US
D Robert Gray wrote:
If you feel the need to explain a joke or sarcasm it was ineffective. I may acknowledge you when you have published your first book, or when you are published monthly on a national basis. Until then I wish you happiness Betty White And where exactly did I explain my joke? I was simply pointing out that you didn't seem to catch it. And it seems that someone else did catch it, which was my main goal. lol @ you not reading my credits and thinking you have anything better. Are YOU published nationally on a monthly basis? (Or published monthly on a national basis, as you call it.) Your trying to start some sort of pissing contest is pretty laughable.
Model
e-string
Posts: 24002
Kansas City, Missouri, US
Melissa Lynnette wrote:
I doubt it. He just wants to hear himself talk about how professional he is. Which, in itself, is unprofessional! ![wink](//assets.modelmayhem.com/images/smilies/wink.png)
Model
e-string
Posts: 24002
Kansas City, Missouri, US
Model
Shyly
Posts: 3870
Pasadena, California, US
D Robert Gray wrote: Hush canât you see two men are talking ⦠When I want to hear from you I will rattle your cage Oh, I get it now. He's not just a professional photographer, he's a professional sexist. Glad we cleared that up. Ladies, how many of you are lining up to hand this man your cash? Show of hands, please. I'm just curious.
Photographer
Halcyon 7174 NYC
Posts: 20109
New York, New York, US
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D Robert Gray wrote: My auto signature inserted in all my post. There are no auto-sigs on MM. You're manually pasting it into every message you post.
D Robert Gray wrote: No Spam and no degradation, but asking me to work for free (TFP) degrades my work. Its a statement of value, value your art because I value mine. The highest form complement is payment. That's what I call bullshit. But, um, to each his own. Shorthand is not a sin.
Photographer
D Robert Gray
Posts: 40
Atlanta, Georgia, US
e-string wrote: I smell a troll! I believe that is your top lip you smell
Model
MelissaLynnette LaDiva
Posts: 50816
Leawood, Kansas, US
Shyly wrote: Oh, I get it now. He's not just a professional photographer, he's a professional sexist. Glad we cleared that up. Ladies, how many of you are lining up to hand this man your cash? Show of hands, please. I'm just curious. Not my cash, but I certainly would line up to give him something else. ETA: Oh and Robert, the highest form of compliment/flattery is imitation, not payment.
Photographer
Year of the Dragon
Posts: 3418
San Francisco, California, US
i think the ability to continue to grow as an artist is of great importance. On a paid gig it is not the place to experiment or TEST. from a fellow photog who takes lots of pixs. P
Model
e-string
Posts: 24002
Kansas City, Missouri, US
Shyly wrote:
Oh, I get it now. He's not just a professional photographer, he's a professional sexist. Glad we cleared that up. Ladies, how many of you are lining up to hand this man your cash? Show of hands, please. I'm just curious. Ooh me! I just love his artistic vision of how money is more important than anything else.
Photographer
D Robert Gray
Posts: 40
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Ched wrote:
D Robert Gray wrote: My auto signature inserted in all my post. There are no auto-sigs on MM. You're manually pasting it into every message you post.
That's what I call bullshit. But, um, to each his own. Shorthand is not a sin. its an activex snipit that I wrote
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