Not how I planned on spending one of my few Saturdays off this year but here we are. It’s almost somewhat refreshing to get back to photo stealing after dealing with getting scammed a month ago though!
I suspect this photographer has joined some photographer action Facebook and/or Boudoir groups because some of the photos I can’t find online but she has others from the session so she got them somewhere. If you run one of these groups you may want to make sure she isn’t a member.
Since she stole multiple items from a single session I’m posting the first after a bit because it’s a lot of work lol.
As always, there is a huge difference between Alyson’s work and what she’s stolen.
So many swear words came out of my mouth when working on this post. I’ve had to do a few stretches and take a few breaks from all the digging to do what I can to find the original sources.
I don’t know what is so hard for photographers to grasp but you DO NOT USE OTHER PEOPLE’S WORK TO ADVERTISE FOR SESSIONS. EVER.
There’s a ton more but I’ve got a headache and my neck is numb so I’m raising the white flag.
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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.