sappatoti
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Joined: 10/30/2006 From: the edge of darkness... Status: offline
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As others have mentioned, it may simply be that potential subjects don't know how their privacy will be protected. Do you shoot film? If so, who is processing the film and can the processor be entrusted not to keep "extra" prints or "damaged" prints for their own purposes? If you're shooting on digital media, how secure is your computer and network? Is the computer you're using to process digital photos connected to the internet and if so, are you absolutely sure that your security levels are not compromised? Basically, you'll need to build some trust with people to ensure that they believe you'll handle their photos in a confidential and professional manner. It all takes time. One place where you may find willing subjects is craigslist. I'm not saying they're the best subjects, but they may be willing. Posting an ad for models there may turn up something. Hang in there. Sometimes finding that one, right subject will be all the advertising you need to get your dream off the ground.
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Never mind the man on the edge of the darkness... he means no harm... "Community, Identity, Stability." ~ A Brave New World, Aldous Huxley, 1932 If you don't like my attitude, QUIT TALKING TO ME!
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