There’s more but I have 6K images to edit from two weddings this weekend soooo here you go… I’d wager that most of her boudoir ads aren’t using images she took.
Update 10/17/23 – Kelli deleted her Facebook Page and created two new ones. It appears she also deleted her Instagram page. There is an old one that seems inactive.
I didn’t feel like digging for sources so this is just the images that I could find direct sources for, stock or otherwise. There’s still a lot that I didn’t post that are likely stock but without a direct stock link. Very few images on their website/social media is actually their own.
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Update 3/22/23:
Kim insists that these images are 100% hers.
Note: most stock agencies, including those these images are predominantly from, have a clause that you cannot use the images to represent your own work.
This photographer is running ads with a stolen image she cropped the watermark out of as well as posting the same ad to a ton of local Facebook Groups.
I have a MASSIVE pile of editing to do so I didn’t dig as deep as I’d like here since I don’t have the time to do it. There’s quite a few more images on her Facebook Page I suspect aren’t her own original works but I couldn’t find sources so I am running with what I have. I apologize for not diving as deep on this one.
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.
