If you’re an educator (or call yourself that) in this industry you know better than to post anything on your page that you didn’t photograph yourself. It appears Jen has an extensive backlog of work so why is she using photos that she didn’t take for her model calls and workshop ad?
Yes, the workshop ad had “inspo” and in tiny letters “not my photos” but it doesn’t matter. If you’re hosting a workshop and charging photographers those damn well better be YOUR images that you’re posting. I also double checked to make sure that permission wasn’t granted before publishing this post.
There are quite a few more images I couldn’t find sources for.
I’m pretty certain there are more images in the galleries that Google isn’t returning a source for that are not his original works. If you recognize an image that isn’t listed, please let the original photographer know.
This photographer lifted the bulk of her portfolio from one photographer, even going as far as to get business cards printed with his work. There’s also one other photographer she also stole heavily from. All of the images appear to have came from Flickr.
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Another mini session ad with images that weren’t taken by the photographer led me to another image that wasn’t theirs. Of course, Georgia. I realize this isn’t a lot but any images is too much especially with the watermark being cropped out of the leaf image.
This wall of shame is dedicated to photographers that feel that it's okay to steal others' work and post it as their own. Oh I'm sorry, it's okay to let their "web designer" do it.
