Chris55 wrote:
It sucks but what sucks even more is that it's A LOT of work to even read what you've written. You can't compose a scentence correctly nor can you spell correctly. How you function in society is a mystery to me.

LOL.... did you re-read your sentence that you just wrote.....

lmao and your talking about me...give me a break this is a thread not English class....

Chris55 wrote:
It sucks but what sucks even more is that it's A LOT of work to even read what you've written. You can't compose a scentence correctly nor can you spell correctly. How you function in society is a mystery to me.

ditto. thanks....

Couture Imagery wrote:
your friend sucks.

but, that isn't something that really needs to be shared with everyone here.

i think you are going to find out that posts outing people turn into pretty unpleasant reading.

I just had to see what others thought about it...it was really killing me. I had to vent.

Chris55 wrote:
It sucks but what sucks even more is that it's A LOT of work to even read what you've written. You can't compose a scentence correctly nor can you spell correctly. How you function in society is a mystery to me.

Pay no attention to these clowns. They have way too much time on their hands sitting around correcting people's grammar. With attitudes like theirs, it's a mystery to me how they function in society.

I have to admit, your friend is a flake. I have had friends/models flake on shoots. It's no fun. People will catch on to her eventually, unless she changes her ways. It may take some time, she is a doll! But it will happen.

Quit using her. Quit recommending her.

Vincent Vega wrote:
....and feel free to share a event that’s been bugging you...

i'm somewhat bugged by the continual event of postings about no-shows, no imaging delivered and other contrivances from those choosing to work with people that only pretend at working the craft of modeling and photography on their terms of convenience.  in almost all cases i see dual ownership of the problem due to poor decision making in choice of those they work with.  this is one of those cases.

--face reality

FaceReality wrote:

i'm somewhat bugged by the continual event of postings about no-shows, no imaging delivered and other contrivances from those choosing to work with people that only pretend at working the craft of modeling and photography on their terms of convenience.  in almost all cases i see dual ownership of the problem due to poor decision making in choice of those they work with.  this is one of those cases.

--face reality

There is truth to this statement.

We could put flaky models out of business tomorrow.

Just stop giving them work!

FaceReality wrote:

i'm somewhat bugged by the continual event of postings about no-shows, no imaging delivered and other contrivances from those choosing to work with people that only pretend at working the craft of modeling and photography on their terms of convenience.  in almost all cases i see dual ownership of the problem due to poor decision making in choice of those they work with.  this is one of those cases.

--face reality

Nicely said.... I actually didn't know she would do something like that. Its not so much a poor decision on my half because the photographer likes her look. Its more on him for working with her even now, after she has done what she has done. I know it's reality but I thought I knew her better than that.

Image K wrote:

Pay no attention to these clowns. They have way too much time on their hands sitting around correcting people's grammar. With attitudes like theirs, it's a mystery to me how they function in society.

I have to admit, your friend is a flake. I have had friends/models flake on shoots. It's no fun. People will catch on to her eventually, unless she changes her ways. It may take some time, she is a doll! But it will happen.

Quit using her. Quit recommending her.

Believe me I'm not going to help her anymore it not worth it....

Slowburn Images wrote:
I think your friend has a mildly exotic look that will keep interest ignited in working with her - no matter what crap she does. It plays into you because of your association with her - ultimately it could hold you back.

Damn....

Cecil Sharps wrote:
She isn't your friend, she is an aquaintence

know shes a "person I just talk to" if any.....

Gordon Jennings wrote:
there is a noticeable difference between you and her in those three shots.  You, are actually working, posing and creating a shot.  She, in all three looks the same and really is just standing there.  From what I can tell, she is thinking about where she might have left her cell phone adapter, and not at all about the shot.

i thought the same thing, vinnie is pulling her along, looking at her in those 3 pictures i wouldn't have been surprised she didn't show

Gordon Jennings wrote:
She, in all three looks the same and really is just standing there.  From what I can tell, she is thinking about where she might have left her cell phone adapter, and not at all about the shot.

lol

Vincent Vega wrote:
She’s the girl with black hair that almost looks like my sister in my pictures if you really want to know who she is. The funny thing is people still want to work with her even when she’s whining and complaining..... I go in professional and dont get recognized she goes in yelling about her water being to warm and she gets the cards and glory.....WHATS THAT ALL ABOUT??????

Professional is not flaming someone out like this on the forums...does she know you're doing this? Perhaps someone should tell her so that she's aware and has at least a chance to reply.

Daniela V wrote:
Professional is not flaming someone out like this on the forums...does she know you're doing this? Perhaps someone should tell her so that she's aware and has at least a chance to reply.

She knows..... she dosnt really care thats the problem....and she dosnt have a MM account but she will eventually........... again this was just a thread to vent. I told her boyfriend whos really into her modeling......its like it dosnt effect her. But she knows I made this dont worry.

Anyway its not like I'm saying shes a bad model...I'm not really talking down. I'm just expressing the events and emotions at the time.

wishingtreephotography wrote:
vincent,
you have a lot of talent.  my advice is:
1 - pick your friends carefully.  i have learned that the hard way over the  (44) years.
2 - move forward, don't look back.
best wishes,
gary

Thanks.... I just wish I could do more with my talent

Vincent Vega wrote:
The person doing the promo asked her to try some clothes on she did but came out the dressing room with the same clothes she had on and said "they don’t fit right"... shouldn’t she at least let us *judge* her.

I would flake on you too.

Keeper wrote:
I would flake on you too.

*judge*

Dont take that word so strongly...I see where your coming from...What I mean about judge is ((see)) her.... I mean If my clothes were not my cup of tea (even though I highly dout it) I would still let the photographer and who ever else I'm working with at least see what it looks like....she did eventually try one outfit on one of the ones that she said didnt fit right. It fit perfect it wasn't at all tight nor dragging off her it was even her size. She just didnt like the way it looked. Out of all the outfits she liked none of them...

Now lets have the stuck up model in me say something to your comment of flaking on me-- "get real, I would love for you to flake On me less stress to worry about and less stuff to carry. I don't even think that there would be a shoot with me and you...sorry hun you can cut it..... "

I was just playing I would probably love to work with you... and I really wouldnt care if you didn't show up. It seriously would be less stress on me and more stress on you. Good luck in your future.