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Jack Crash
Posts: 22
Destin, Florida, US
Photographer
Jack Crash
Posts: 22
Destin, Florida, US
Have you guys seen Cherie Roberts stuff?
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TroisCouleurs
Posts: 1021
Dublin, California, US
Jack Crash wrote:
I don't think that men photographers have bad ports its just that if you sit here for 3+hours all their ports blur together, then one will stick out and for some reason they tend to be a females port. May be it's just women's perception of female beauty doesn't match men's perception of it
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ElitePhotosPhotography
Posts: 729
Los Angeles, California, US
Maybe the boobies have something to do with it.
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TroisCouleurs
Posts: 1021
Dublin, California, US
cisstudio wrote: Maybe the boobies have something to do with it. In which way? I see none any more women obsessed with implants than men
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Webspinner Studios
Posts: 6964
Ann Arbor, Michigan, US
because we can't think with our dicks, so all of our bloodflow is safely in our brain where we can concentrate on content, focus, and other ideas. Also, where you really see this is actually OUTSIDE websites where women photographers are filling museums with their work. It is more often documentary and story driven than glamour photography. Therefore, the photographer, male and female, who are more interested in content and context as well as having technical abilities and a unique eye are going to attract real art collectors and curators attention more than high polish glamour photography.
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Patrick Shipstad
Posts: 4630
Burbank, California, US
James Graham wrote: Just for the record. It's Annie Leibowitz. Jesus... Hey James, you lose the spelling bee, go take your seat.. Legacy7 is right and YOU'RE wrong! It's Leibovitz. Doh! It's called Google.. check it out.. you'll love it!
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Samantha Grace
Posts: 3228
Los Angeles, California, US
Jack Crash wrote: I have look at thousands of your profiles and the ones that really stand out a female ports. I think it is because women are more comfortable posing for other women, or maybe female photographers are less concerned with the sex and more concerned with the art, what do you think. Women do not have the hang ups about sex. They are just looking for beauty.
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JenniferMaria
Posts: 1780
Miami Beach, Florida, US
Because we're sexier...
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photographybyStavros
Posts: 5402
Bainbridge Island, Washington, US
I think that's a pretty general statement to make, that can be aruged until the end of time. But it's not the gender of the photographer,it's the person no matter their gender.. I've seen great stuff from both men, and women.
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La Seine by the Hudson
Posts: 8587
New York, New York, US
They don't. MODELS tend to make better beginner photographers than anybody else. They have a head-start in a lot of respects, and tend to get the most help and coaching. In the long run it evens out. And in the "real" offline world, you'll find that women tend to make up a little less than 50% of photographers, they're definitely no rarity. But historically, online, the "photographer" mix tends to be made up heavily of guys who bought toys and want to point them at pretty girls. Which kinda explains everything, doesn't it?
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Daguerre
Posts: 4082
Orange, California, US
Sexy female-former-model-photographers are much more fun to hang out with than male photographers.
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La Seine by the Hudson
Posts: 8587
New York, New York, US
Daguerre wrote: Sexy female-former-model-photographers are much more fun to hang out with than male photographers. Fact.
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ciaogoodbyeadios
Posts: 1907
Los Angeles, California, US
I don't know.. I know some men who are really talented and leave the sex out of it. Perhaps some men become photographers for the wrong reasons? lol
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Josie Tan Photography
Posts: 249
Clackamas, Oregon, US
Yeah, I've seen Cherie's stuff............ and........
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Yehoshua David
Posts: 466
Richmond, California, US
however if any would like to shoot me, then i would try
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BlackWatch
Posts: 3825
Cleveland, Ohio, US
e-string wrote: An even better question - why are the best female photographers all at least .5 lesbian? Edit: ok, that's not true. But several of them are! That would totally blow the "which buttons they are busy looking at" theory...
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BlackWatch
Posts: 3825
Cleveland, Ohio, US
I hope this is a parody thread and noone actually thinks that a certain gender is a better photographer...
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Vector 38
Posts: 8296
Austin, Texas, US
JackC wrote: I have look at thousands of your profiles and the ones that really stand out a female ports. I think it is because women are more comfortable posing for other women, or maybe female photographers are less concerned with the sex and more concerned with the art (...) I am studying photography, and when I take on something new I completely immerse myself in it. for females shooting females? shooting men? for portraits? for fashion? for everything? ... ... but, uh, okay,..., so as a newbie you've given your opinion. that's fine. subjective, but fine. g'luck with your work! F
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Ron Goldstein
Posts: 219
Brooklyn, Indiana, US
Marko Cecic-Karuzic wrote: They don't. But historically, online, the "photographer" mix tends to be made up heavily of guys who bought toys and want to point them at pretty girls. Which kinda explains everything, doesn't it? LOL.... could not have said it better my self
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La Seine by the Hudson
Posts: 8587
New York, New York, US
stefanie0324 wrote: I don't know.. I know some men who are really talented and leave the sex out of it. Perhaps some men become photographers for the wrong reasons? lol Stephanie... if it's anything related to fashion or beauty, than the sex is NOT left out of it, nor should it be. (Which is not the same as hitting on or groping The Muse, or making a tart out of the The Muse. You love The Muse. Simple as that.) And yes, the way I see it, lots of people become photographers for the wrong reasons.
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wlc
Posts: 41
Los Angeles, California, US
Jack Crash wrote: I have look at thousands of your profiles and the ones that really stand out a female ports. I think it is because women are more comfortable posing for other women, or maybe female photographers are less concerned with the sex and more concerned with the art, what do you think. The field is just better suited for women up and down the board. Women see color much better than men. I'll only have my shots printed by a female lab tech. Children and families are more comfortable around women, especially children. Men are more comfortable around women. Women trust women photographers more to notice small details. My assistant is a woman. I wouldn't have it any other way. The women I know are pretty, soft, warm, cuddly, smell good and I like to play various bedtime games with them before I go to sleep at night. So on the whole, I do believe women have the slight upper hand in photography
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Brittney Harrington
Posts: 368
Los Angeles, California, US
Renée Jacobs wrote: pulls up a chair and makes some popcorn..... :-) RoFLmAo
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NYPHOTOGRAPHICS
Posts: 1466
FRESH MEADOWS, New York, US
TroisCouleurs wrote: I do not agree with your observation. The most beautiful female pics I have seen were done by male photographers. I would have to agree with this. Stephen Eastwood http://www.PhotographersPortfolio.com
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ElitePhotosPhotography
Posts: 729
Los Angeles, California, US
Webspinner wrote: because we can't think with our dicks, so all of our bloodflow is safely in our brain where we can concentrate on content, focus, and other ideas. Also, where you really see this is actually OUTSIDE websites where women photographers are filling museums with their work. It is more often documentary and story driven than glamour photography. Therefore, the photographer, male and female, who are more interested in content and context as well as having technical abilities and a unique eye are going to attract real art collectors and curators attention more than high polish glamour photography. With that in mind, does that mean a female photographer, who is sexually stimulated by the subject(s) she is photographing, will produce work that is as equally equivalent to their male counterparts that are merely thinking with their dick?
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far away
Posts: 4326
Jackson, Alabama, US
Oh... A thread about my port! I'm flattered. Thank you! I'm joking, people!
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GDS Photos
Posts: 3399
London, England, United Kingdom
Rossi Photography wrote: Oh... A thread about my port! I'm flattered. Thank you! You are my port and starbord :-) Of course they don't make better photographers. They have advantages and disadvantages. Models may be more comfortable with them, models may not "connect" with them in the sexual chemistry sense that is important too. The real test woudl be to check out the transexuals portfolios they would either be stunning or crap if the logic of this thread was followed to the ridiculous extreme that me being bored at lunch likes to .........LOL I'm joking, people!
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XtremeArtists
Posts: 9122
Rossi Photography wrote: Oh... A thread about my port! I'm flattered. Thank you! Maybe. I set my standards pretty low, so I'm never disappointed.
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00siris
Posts: 19182
New York, New York, US
Jack Crash wrote: I have look at thousands of your profiles and the ones that really stand out a female ports. I think it is because women are more comfortable posing for other women, or maybe female photographers are less concerned with the sex and more concerned with the art, what do you think. interesting thoughts but can you find examples of what you're saying and juxtappose them?
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Savvy1007
Posts: 796
Jack Crash wrote:
I am studying photography, and when I take on something new I completely immerse myself in it. I believe before you can make a truly unique statement you have to know and understand what everyone else is saying. I totally understand where you're coming from!!!
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far away
Posts: 4326
Jackson, Alabama, US
gdsandy wrote:
What?! Are you calling me a transexual?!
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saverio
Posts: 722
Santa Monica, California, US
Mia Salen wrote: Psychologically, women tend to be more emotional and more expressive. Men tend to be compositional. Maybe women's work speaks to you more because it tends to be (tend is the key word) more emotionally expressive. yes, yes!
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far away
Posts: 4326
Jackson, Alabama, US
XtremeArtists wrote:
Maybe. I set my standards pretty low, so I'm never disappointed. You recognize the clown?
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saverio
Posts: 722
Santa Monica, California, US
Renée Jacobs wrote:
marry me. um, us. both of us. all three. and, ah, well, it's gonna be a big car....lolol. I very humbly thank you for that. :-) now you're on to something! think of the implications? "honey, can you pass the coffee, and by the way, that was great last night" "yes, great! but which part, honey?" "all of it great!" "yes" "do you have a model i can borrow? something in a blonde. "i'll check" "that'd be great!" "i have this idea....." ...to be continued
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e-string
Posts: 24002
Kansas City, Missouri, US
Caroline Ann Martin wrote:
HUH? Do you mean that female photographers will comment on photos? One can be straight and still see beauty in a photo... No, I didn't say (or imply) anything about comments... and I also edited my post so I wasn't excluding some wonderful straight female photographers. My post was written in fun.
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The Don Mon
Posts: 3315
Ocala, Florida, US
its all matter of taste.... its not that anyone for race,sex,lifestyle,makes for better photogs...its the art form itself and the matter of taste of the people viewing it....everyone has their own taste
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Kentsoul
Posts: 9739
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US
Samantha Grace wrote: Women do not have the hang ups about sex. They are just looking for beauty. Then why do so many women like my work?
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Gary Blanchette
Posts: 5137
Irvine, California, US
Jack Crash wrote: I have look at thousands of your profiles Maybe you should view a few thousand more. I have seen some pretty sexy images shot by female photographers. I am a male photographer (though I may be using that term loosely) and you won't find too much sex taking place in my portfolio. Gary
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