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Another CBS show about predatory photographers
Ice Princess wrote: I like NCIS, actually. I like the characters, they have a totally hot lab tech (Abby) who never goes into the field or even sees the suspects, and there's decent action on it. Obviously, it has many of the silly factors that the "CSI" genre have, but I do know it's TV and is meant to be entertaining. It's just when a show becomes too stupid to suspend disbelief anymore that I start to rag on it. Like CSI Miami. Methinks that show jumped the shark a long time ago. Nov 14 06 02:17 pm Link 42 Nov 14 06 02:22 pm Link Jim Ball wrote: But CSI did a show a few years ago about a nut job photographer who killed several models. This is nothing new. It was a good show for sure. bs Nov 14 06 04:38 pm Link bobby sargent wrote: I never saw that episode. I've only been watching the CSI triumvariate for about a year now. Nov 14 06 05:11 pm Link Well all as I know is, things like that do happen. Nov 15 06 06:50 pm Link Sara Danielle wrote: She is alive. Nov 16 06 04:28 am Link *fervently taking notes and names on all the pervs* Nov 16 06 04:29 am Link The show was based on one of the TV star of the show CSI Miami . She is Eva La Rue. She was a model here at the Southern California Photo Days about 20 years ago (early 80's). The last time that I have seen her was at a photo day in Riverside, CA at Fairmont park at the New Faces Photo Days. Her sister was also a model at the monthly photo days. Eva La Rue sister photo was on a poster that the LA Sheriff want the public to idenify to see if they were alive because of a serial killer that happen in 1984 that attend the Photo Days in the late 70's and early 80's as a photographer. The TV show 48 hours on Saturday night had the information about the serial killer too. Here is a link about it http://lacountymurders.com/wanted/LADIES1.html "November 11, 2006 Exposed!" TV show 48 hours "Bill Lagattuta reports on the fascinating story of a CSI-Miami star who crossed paths with a real life serial killer." Now they have a new poster for more information about other models too. Making all the photographers that atend these shoots and workshops as prevs. Oh Well I know other models that attended the photo days were Denice Richards who came to my Photo Days at Palomar College in San Diego county, and Heather Locklear attend the LA photo day shoots about 1979. Nov 16 06 04:32 am Link Stephen Melvin wrote: You're not the only one. lol Nov 16 06 07:57 am Link None of these shows can touch the movie, Hard Candy. Without giving away the horrific unfolding of events, here's the description from Netflix. It doesn't do it justice. This might be the most uncomfortable I've been watching a movie...ever. And nothing of what I expected when the movie started. In this suspenseful drama from director David Slade, Hayley (Ellen Page) is an intelligent teen who's been spending time with Geoff (Patrick Wilson), a much older man she met online. Even though Geoff is a charming, good-looking photographer, Hayley should know better than to go home with a guy in his early thirties, especially since he may have ulterior motives. Of course, Hayley may have underlying motives of her own... Nov 16 06 08:03 am Link It's not the show that scares me, it's the real life creeps. Some guy goes out and gets himself a digital SLR camera and now all of a sudden, he's a "professional photographer" then, he decideds to do all his work for free (TFP IS EVIL) so in the end the moral of the story is, (1) ask for the credentials of your photographer (where did he attend professional photography school? Ask for continuous training certificates (Nikon school, etc) (2) pretend photogs who shoot TFP make it harder for the rest of us who own our businesses and make a living doing this. PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHS SHOULD NOT BE FREE. Anyone who tells you differently is WRONG. (3) How photographers are viewed in the eyes of other people is directly influenced by how the rest of us act and present ourselves. Act professional, be professional. And there won't be a problem. Nov 16 06 08:03 am Link PIC wrote: They have one: Nov 16 06 08:04 am Link CL Photography wrote: I disagree... the way to go would be displayed in wonderful intellectual detail in the movie "Snatch" Nov 16 06 08:14 am Link Pixelmaker wrote: Yes tv sucks, but wait shouldn't photographers be a little skeered of Tyra Banks???? Nov 16 06 08:17 am Link |