Not sure the moment u might have caught my post but yeah after my 10th re inspection its a definite cover up and its actually bad after u get over the fact that the letters are there. So i edited my original thoughts.
Spelling is important. A good salesperson, having caught the mistake at the unfortunate "t", might have sold the customer on the slogan, "Beatles Rock"
I had had surgery on Friday, and on Saturday my friend phone me in a panic and needed my help to shoot. So being slight high on pain killers ( I had 17 internal stitches in my thigh) I said yes.
so this model had to be shot, so I shot her and she wanted oil all over her and I said "No", so her revenge was to then on purpose let go of something that she knew would go straight into my thigh. causing it to bleed and bust some stitches. I was professional about it and didn't say anything ((I had to sit down before I fainted though LOL)
So then, then 2 days later she sent me the email " Where are my photos from the shoot, I want them today or I will sue you"
So I thought I would look through all 10 shots I took of her.
Came across this and just laughed my bloody arse off.
When I look at that tattoo all I can think is "why?" misspelled or not it is a horrible looking tattoo. I've seen some beautiful ones, but this one has me puzzled.
So then, then 2 days later she sent me the email " Where are my photos from the shoot, I want them today or I will sue you"
HA, Yeah uh anyone sends me an email like that.... talk to my lawyer, cant afford em but go for it lol.
Actually all depends on the contract, especially if you had one of course. While most of my initial work after I picked up the Digital SLR and the rest of my current equipment (I need to check my lens list probably still has my kit stuff in there lol) was done on a handshake as they say I said no to anyone who wouldn't work without a contract. But you were helping someone Else's shoot so not sure what complications you would run into there.
