I believe her website shows her actual work, her social media is a different story.
There are *so* many stolen photos I’m just doing a few from IG because it’s more of a pain to source and most have also appeared on her Facebook Page.
I went back only ONE MONTH before I called it quits but you can endlessly scroll the dozens (or more) of ads going back for eons on KW Photography’s Facebook Page.
Anyway, onward with the shitshow (but not actual poo unlike on the series finale of And Just Like That).
This is a new photographer who has been using other photographer images for their ads. Eventually she gets called out for it and deletes the post with images from one photographer and posts on Facebook saying going forward she won’t do that.
Then on Instagram reposts the ad with DIFFERENT stolen images.
I’m not listing the images that I suspect are stock – which is most of the images that are on the site but aren’t listed below.
I also gave up on sourcing images from Facebook around April. There are a TON more on her Facebook page but I’ve put in 6 hours on this post so I’m waving the white flag.
When I was originally sent this submission I was getting ready to leave for a mini-vacation and didn’t have a chance to make a proper post. I screen captured some images and left and started afresh today. Since Alex is claiming the images he used for compositing came from the book “Compositing Secrets” and were legal to use I figured I’d add in the image that was removed before today that was absolutely NOT stock. There are also a few other images that were not stock as well.
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.
