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Jan 5, 2022 20:37:07 #
Laylafan69 wrote:
they would have to be 50+- years old...they are immaculate...the picture is crappy as was common for that 1981 model...My Dad helped me stage these
Thanks, glad we cleared that up!
Jan 5, 2022 20:51:26 #
I really want to aplogize for all the grief I've caused and the poor to terrible lack of judgement I've displayed. My hope is that I'm bannished for life and any picture with my name on it be removed. This forum doesn't deserve the trouble I've caused. Good evening..
Jan 5, 2022 21:41:05 #
Rongnongno wrote:
You search the image using specialized web sites.
Google, tiny eyes and many other exists.
The most powerful is yandex. It finds most anything but unlike google yandex does not have word search at the same time.
Google, tiny eyes and many other exists.
The most powerful is yandex. It finds most anything but unlike google yandex does not have word search at the same time.
You clearly know how to use these web-search sights - maybe a detailed tutorial would be in order. Also - is there a name attached to the images - if so then maybe they should be informed as this seems to be a copyright issue. If this person is doing this here then they are probably doing it elsewhere and using some of your subscribers images.
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Jan 5, 2022 21:42:17 #
Here's a recent one of Layla looking at a photo that was made of her sitting on a bed. Doesn't she look ravishing? She was a lot of fun to photograph as she kept coming up with creative ideas throughout our many sessions. She was quite proud of her assets, and who could blame her.
If you folks like her, I'll post more.
--Bob
If you folks like her, I'll post more.
--Bob
Laylafan69 wrote:
the polaroids are real from 2015-2016 there is absolutely no trace of them anywhere before then...they were painstakingly staged...not expensive to do at all.
Jan 5, 2022 21:46:02 #
Daniel, using those sites is pretty simple. Download the image you wish to check. Store it somewhere handy, like the desktop. Go to the site used to check the photographs. There is usually a camera icon in the entry window. Click on that. Then, drag the photo file from the desktop to the "upload" area of the web page. Click ok or go or whatever they use and you're off searching.
--Bob
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DanielB wrote:
You clearly know how to use these web-search sights - maybe a detailed tutorial would be in order. Also - is there a name attached to the images - if so then maybe they should be informed as this seems to be a copyright issue. If this person is doing this here then they are probably doing it elsewhere and using some of your subscribers images.
Jan 5, 2022 21:55:52 #
I'm a psychiatrist who was in practice for decades, until retiring due to illness a few years ago. I practiced in hospitals during that time, both psychiatric facilities/wards and med/surg units of general hospitals. In the general hospital setting, occasionally...really very occasionally...I was called to evaluate &/or treat patients who presented with symptoms that were clearly not due to a psychiatric, physical or physiological cause. The diagnoses could include Muchausen's syndrome or malingering (although it could be argued that these are also psych disorders)
Both of these are conditions which are untreatable, especially in an acute treatment setting. Moreover these patients consumed a great deal of resources. For example there were repeated expensive studies to rule out the causes of their medical complaints, which could have been due to life-threatening conditions. Their nursing care, which sometimes had to be specialized or intense, was an often unrecoverable cost to the hospital. This is a thumbnail sketch of why they were considered 4Plus PITAs to staff and administration. Often, when their frauds were overt or even strongly suspected, they would arouse the anger of staff, who felt duped.
The management of these phony patients was simple and usually effective: most often, when their covers were blown, i.e they were confronted with our awareness of their deception, they would leave of their own volition. Occasionally I would have to facilitate their decision by reminding them of the illegality of their acts. Usually. after they left...often in a huff...we wouldn't see them again. Occasionally, we would hear from another hospital nearby that they had someone on their hands who sounded very much like ours.
Now, my purpose is not to make an assessment as to whether the photographer in question is, in fact. the person who took the pix, but to point out the similar dynamics in an unrelated setting.That includes the feelings of all of those who feel "duped" by being "victimized" by the alleged fraud . It is certainly understandable that serious practitioners who have worked hard to reach their current skill level will feel enmity at those who trifle with their accomplishments or usurp the rewards of their study and labor.
I also wanted to note that bringing the fraud to light usually cases the perpetrator to say "Good-bye". He/she has other places in which to try his/her scam (e.g.
other web-sites, or if he/she feels especially frisky) to try us again.
Happy 2022
Frank
Both of these are conditions which are untreatable, especially in an acute treatment setting. Moreover these patients consumed a great deal of resources. For example there were repeated expensive studies to rule out the causes of their medical complaints, which could have been due to life-threatening conditions. Their nursing care, which sometimes had to be specialized or intense, was an often unrecoverable cost to the hospital. This is a thumbnail sketch of why they were considered 4Plus PITAs to staff and administration. Often, when their frauds were overt or even strongly suspected, they would arouse the anger of staff, who felt duped.
The management of these phony patients was simple and usually effective: most often, when their covers were blown, i.e they were confronted with our awareness of their deception, they would leave of their own volition. Occasionally I would have to facilitate their decision by reminding them of the illegality of their acts. Usually. after they left...often in a huff...we wouldn't see them again. Occasionally, we would hear from another hospital nearby that they had someone on their hands who sounded very much like ours.
Now, my purpose is not to make an assessment as to whether the photographer in question is, in fact. the person who took the pix, but to point out the similar dynamics in an unrelated setting.That includes the feelings of all of those who feel "duped" by being "victimized" by the alleged fraud . It is certainly understandable that serious practitioners who have worked hard to reach their current skill level will feel enmity at those who trifle with their accomplishments or usurp the rewards of their study and labor.
I also wanted to note that bringing the fraud to light usually cases the perpetrator to say "Good-bye". He/she has other places in which to try his/her scam (e.g.
other web-sites, or if he/she feels especially frisky) to try us again.
Happy 2022
Frank
Jan 5, 2022 22:03:50 #
Rongnongno wrote:
This user appears to be a fraud. He seems to be using porn sites to select images to later post as his own.
I used image reverse searches and found a link to a porn site every time.
I used image reverse searches and found a link to a porn site every time.
Okay - I found sever links to the picture that was posted under "Layla drinks her morning coffee with Pink Floyd". Posted on Pinterest and a tumbler account Dallen77. I found this using the Google image search. This guy is defiantly a fraud and I'm sure doesn't know how to use a Polaroid - LOL.
Fun while it lasted though. Good work Rongnongno.
P.S. where did you come up with a handle like Rongnnongno?
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Jan 5, 2022 22:06:37 #
rmalarz wrote:
Daniel, using those sites is pretty simple. Download the image you wish to check. Store it somewhere handy, like the desktop. Go to the site used to check the photographs. There is usually a camera icon in the entry window. Click on that. Then, drag the photo file from the desktop to the "upload" area of the web page. Click ok or go or whatever they use and you're off searching.
--Bob
--Bob
Thanks R - figured it out on my own. I would have never have thought to go search these images though. Never seen this here before.
Jan 5, 2022 22:09:36 #
rmalarz wrote:
Here's a recent one of Layla looking at a photo that was made of her sitting on a bed. Doesn't she look ravishing? She was a lot of fun to photograph as she kept coming up with creative ideas throughout our many sessions. She was quite proud of her assets, and who could blame her.
If you folks like her, I'll post more.
--Bob
If you folks like her, I'll post more.
--Bob
I wonder if the real Layla knows that her images are being pandered off on the internet by a stalker.Jan 5, 2022 22:14:11 #
PaulG wrote:
I too sensed from the beginning there was somethin... (show quote)
I just come here for the pictures
. Wish I had something to share with this category but alas I'm just your average photographer that has never shot a nude in his life...scratch that...except my wife right after we were married. No - I won't share that lovely picture/Polaroid with you. Jan 5, 2022 22:14:37 #
Hard to say. I know the photographs I post are with permission or the person is not recognizable. I have quite a few that I'd love to post but did not get releases signed when I took them.
I know, once the internet became popular, it's been a bit more difficult to discuss photographing a non-professional potential model. One of the first questions is, "are you going to post the photos on the web?".
According to the OP, these were taken in the 80s, thus, no internet.
--Bob
I know, once the internet became popular, it's been a bit more difficult to discuss photographing a non-professional potential model. One of the first questions is, "are you going to post the photos on the web?".
According to the OP, these were taken in the 80s, thus, no internet.
--Bob
DanielB wrote: I wonder if the real Layla knows that her images are being pandered off on the internet by a stalker.
I wonder if the real Layla knows that her images are being pandered off on the internet by a stalker.
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Jan 5, 2022 22:39:59 #
rmalarz wrote:
Here's a recent one of Layla looking at a photo that was made of her sitting on a bed. Doesn't she look ravishing? She was a lot of fun to photograph as she kept coming up with creative ideas throughout our many sessions. She was quite proud of her assets, and who could blame her.
If you folks like her, I'll post more.
--Bob
If you folks like her, I'll post more.
--Bob
Ah yes, that's the photo he had to blur out the flat screen TV to make it look like it was from the 70s!
Jan 6, 2022 00:29:55 #
BLAME THE RUSSIANS! lol and he loves us so much too. I have no words.
Jan 6, 2022 06:09:39 #
If I'm reading correctly. Your reverse search shows images were posted elsewhere. Does the search reveal who posted on the other sites. Without that information, all you have is duplicate postings.
Jan 6, 2022 07:38:03 #
FYI: you do not have to do a "reverse image search" - just Google "Laylafan" and you will find dozens of photos of this young woman engaged in stripping, sexual acts at a club of some sort, etc. (ah... Texas!) The photos posted here at UHH is probably as close to artistic as any of her photos get...
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