06/16/12 11:14 PM Filed in: 
Video Vixens
             
            
              Since Tumblr, Wordpress, and similar sites
              became popular, one problem models repeatedly
              encounter is having their photos posted on raunchy
              blogs, side by side with pornographic material. Both
              
Olivia and
                   
Sobella were
                   disturbed to find their images - and worse yet
                   their names - associated with Tumblr pages with
                   extremely graphic, sexual material. The first
                   reaction for the model is that they want their
                   images down, immediately. Fortunately, there is
                   a solution there, but it's not fast and it's not
                   permanent.
              
              
              I've worked with a content removal company called
              
Pitbull Piracy and achieved
                   good results at having images taken down from
                   undesirable websites (for a fee). The problem is
                   that these images tend to pop up again. Pitbull
                   is prepared for that and will send takedown
                   notices on an ongoing basis if necessary.
                   (Disclaimer: I have no ownership or pecuniary
                   interest in Pitbull Piracy.)
              
              
              
But the real issue is, how does a model dip her
              toe into urban modeling in a tasteful way, when every
              sexy photo she puts out will likely land on
              pornography blogs? 
Rule number one:
              
don't
              use your real name when you enter this market.
              It may seem like a small thing, but chances are good
              that unless your friends are just as pervy as the
              websites you don't want to be affiliated with, they
              will not just 
happen upon your image,
              barring it being linked to your real name. The odds
              of this are even slimmer if you use a "stage name" to
              mislead nosey co-workers or friends. (Olivia and I
              recently learned this lesson the hard way.)
              
              
              
Rule number two: don't take any
              photos you can't defend.
              Everyone realizes that in the Google age, you can't
              make a move without the risk of it going public to
              the world. In other words, most of your friends will
              believe you if you say you had nothing to do with
              your summer vacation photos winding up on the
              "Thighsmantrophy" Tumblr blog. But if you're oiled
              down in a thong in a provocative pose, they might
              think you actually submitted the photo to
              Thighsmantrophy yourself. Guilty is as guilty does.
              
              
              
Rule number three: be realistic and
              toughen up. You know you're not a porn star
              and your friends, relatives, and co-workers
              
should know it as well. You may have to give
              a verbal smackdown to a few people who want to make
              something out of nothing because your photos ended up
              on the "Czar for Curves." However, if you want to
              give urban modeling a try, you have to be prepared
              for the fact that, no matter how cautious you are,
              someone may confront you about a situation like this.
              Beyonce, Juliana Hough and every other mega star is
              on these porn websites too, but you don't see it
              preventing them from making music videos or shooting
              steamy love scenes. It is what it is. As long as you
              can stand by what you've done as a product, hold your
              head high and march on.
              
              
                
              
              
                 
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