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Oh, this sounds familiar. I think the couple never filled out something that was needed or hadn't completed payment for the album or whatever and then trashed the photographer all over the internet.
I think people need to think about what they're putting in writing and where they're posting it. Things seem to be changing and people are starting to be held responsible for what they put in writing 'out there'. It seems like these things can go from giving feedback or an opinion to defaming someone or their business and that's where it can cross a line.
How to make it big in Wedding PhotographyI think there was a multi page thread on here a few weeks ago regarding this lawsuit....
How to make it big in Wedding PhotographyI think there was a multi page thread on here a few weeks ago regarding this lawsuit....
based on the politics in U. S. and much of the world. no one obeys the laws. it is a matter of "no courtesy". vinI just finished reading the article .... seems legit. The couple refused to complete the contract and pay the final 125 bucks for the album and select an image for the album cover. The argument went on for weeks ... two days after the photog agreed to release the photos, sans album, the couple slammed her in social media and went on local Tv slamming. They single handedly destroyed her 13 year old photo business. Prior to the defamation the photog was booking 75-100 jobs a 'season'. Post defamation the photog only booked two and had to shut down her business. Based on what was in the article, it seems pretty open-and-shut to me.
The Daily mail is a tabloid, there probably is an eliminate of truth in most of there stuff but there a right wing paper.