I'm Not Pulling Out My Gear Until The Client Arrives And Here's Why

[@MelVisualPhotography]

Well said. You do what’s best for your business.

[@tronmosesmedia4816]

Yes sir! Thanks for watching

[@Photomeike]

Well said man! 🙌🏾

[@tronmosesmedia4816]

I appreciate that. Thanks for watching.

[@DAVE_WHITE]

Photographers should help each other not disrespect each other.. As it is a NEVER ending learning process.
As far as not taking any gear out I am with you 100%.
When I shot models I kept everything in the car. When ( if ) they showed up #1 I would ask for ID if they were not over 18 they had to have a legal guardian, if they were over 18 I always had them bring an escort.. Either way they had to read and sign a model release form..
If anything had to be adjusted on the model hair, strap on clothes, or any item, the guardian always touched the model and made the adjustments or the model herself did.. I never laid a hand on any model. Shoot lasted no more then 30 minutes..

[@tronmosesmedia4816]

I feel you. I don't touch nobody. My wife is with me every shoot. She might help adjust hair or whoever came with the subject.

[@DAVE_WHITE]

@@tronmosesmedia4816 Exactly we can not be to careful out there. Just keep making great images.. I do 85% sports now.. a lot less stress and I shoot nature pics almost everyday if I can and wildlife..

[@Av-oo7zk]

I like your channel 👍🏾

[@MudProduction7]

I can understand that doc…it’s a lot of work. Especially when you roll solo.

[@tronmosesmedia4816]

Yes sir

[@tronmosesmedia4816]

Thanks for watching

[@mchammer5592]

LOL I've done pro bono charity shoots and had a person not show up. 🤣 People man.

[@tronmosesmedia4816]

Thats why right there lol