I frequently get asked about my photos 'Where is this from', the implication being that the pic was copied from somewhere. The fact is that unless I made a rare retweet, all photos were set up, rigged and photographed by me. And sorry, I have nothing to sell on clips4sale either.

boundbrighton It was not intended to be personal. I actually get asked the question quite often. Although most people in the business know me and know how my work comes about. I appreciate the explanation.

James Perrin boundbrighton Have to admit I second boundbrighton on the model info part. I realize you’re doing this for your own enjoyment (and we appreciate your posts), but unless the models want to stay anonymous, for most professional models I assume crediting them helps their career. Maybe just me

It's Me boundbrighton True; I have thought similarly. Thing is my shoots are with two types: professional models that I identify, although who wouldn't recognize Rachel Adams or Nyxon. And amateurs, acquaintances or ladies who contacted me and asked me to shoot them and would rather not be identified

James Perrin boundbrighton Totally agree with amateur models. But while I’d like to think pros like Nyxon and Rachel are fetish household faces, there’s still a large contingent out there that haven’t seen them before and can use the tag. Doesn’t hurt to ask the models if they want to be tagged, I guess.

It's Me boundbrighton I do tag the professional models, as you will see on their pics.

James Perrin boundbrighton I think your recent pic with Hannah Perez didn’t have a tag (@thehannahperez) or her name. Same for Mai Ly, but in her case I don’t think she has a Twitter account.