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General Category => Questions and Answers => Topic started by: Hermione on 19 August 2008, 08:44:21 pm
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What are SAAFE's ideas on how to spot fake pictures on agency websites? I wouldn't want to bother with an agency that used them, for obvious reasons. I have a few ideas of my own, listed below. Please add!
1. Photo is posed on a beach, farm etc, or other obvious indicators that it was not taken in the area the agency operates in.
2. Ridiculously out of fashion clothing/lingerie/hairdo's etc.
3. Obviously, if the photo is a known individual. I've heard of cases where 1970's playboy models were used for escort websites. Foreign supermodels, unknown in the UK, seem to be another favourite.
However, I've seen professional photo's that make me go hmmm...that have turned out to be real. How does one spot the difference?
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I would say if a picture has some impossibly stunning woman in the photo and isn't charging sky high prices to make an appointment with her then its probably fake.
Also if its an agency and all the pictures are out of this world gorgeous then its possibly fake,unless they are breeding the ladies in a factory,lol.
But sometimes its hard to tell,a normal looking girl can be made to look amazing by the right photographer.I had a friend at uni who was a model and was an attractive girl anyway but on her portfolio pictures,wow! out of this world!