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Originally Posted by AsianDivaGirlsWebDude
I've never dealt with either one of you, so basically I have no whore in this race. 
I just find the concept somewhat amusing of having a model under contract, whom subsequently decides to shoot with someone else, and you go after the third party photographer instead of the model.
Your so-called contract (which may or may not be legally binding), is with your model, not the photographer that convinced her to model for him.
The last time I checked, holding people as property (slavery) was illegal, but you live in Arizona, so there may be an exception there. 
ADG |
Yeah I know. I just think it is wrong of him to go after a model that he knew was under a contract. He did it to two other models we have. If I contacted a model about a photo shoot and she told me that she was under a contract, I would ask who to contact to work with her. I would not invite her to dinner, give her alcohol and shoot pics of her doing sex acts. I would respect whoever was representing her.
She isn't my property but I actually care about the models we work with. I don't want to see them get used and abused. I just talked to her and she is really worried that he will release the pics and video. She thinks the whole world is pure and that all people are good. I guess this situation is a slap of reality.