Imagine having your dream wedding, but then losing all the precious memories captured in photos because you didn’t pay the photographer! That’s exactly what happened to one bride when her cousin, a semi-professional photographer, agreed to take pictures at her wedding for just under $1,000. When the bride failed to pay up and ignored the photographer’s requests for payment, the photographer decided to delete the photos. Now, the family is in turmoil, and the internet is divided over who’s in the wrong.
A Family Affair
Payment Promises
Money Troubles
Radio Silence
Still Waiting… ⏳
Flash Drive Fiasco
Bye Bye, Photos! ️
A Small Consolation
Family Fallout
Feeling Bad, But…
Lost Memories: Who’s to Blame?
So, here’s the dilemma: a semi-pro photographer agrees to capture his cousin’s wedding for just under $1,000, but when the bride doesn’t pay up and ignores his requests for payment, he deletes the photos. He did, however, send her 20 remaining photos for free. Now, the family is in chaos, with the bride slandering him online and their mothers no longer speaking. The photographer feels bad but believes he wasn’t in the wrong given the circumstances. What do you think? Was it fair to delete the photos, or should he have been more understanding? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
NTA – Cousin didn’t pay, OP deleted photos. Lesson learned.
ESH: Photographer’s unprofessional storage method leads to justified deletion of photos.
ESH: Photographer and client both made mistakes in this situation ♂️
Unpaid photos deleted: Fair game or cruel move? Discuss.
Photographer deletes unpaid photos: A****e move or justified action?
NTA. No payment, no photos. Simple. Family or not, tough luck.
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Unpaid photos deleted: NTA, fair game or cruel move?
Déjà vu? Reposted story with a twist and storage debate
ESH. Cousin didn’t pay, but photographer lacked memory space
ESH: Photographer’s lack of backups and communication led to conflict.
NTA. Photographer didn’t get paid, but should’ve handled it better.
ESH. Changing terms after job, but deleting photos was spiteful.
Cousin tries to get free work, slanders photographer. NTA.
Former freelance photographer criticizes quality of unpaid photos. ESH.
Hobby photographer backs up every raw image, but ESH.
Photographer deletes unpaid photos: NTA, zero blame.
ESH. Payment plan reasonable, but no backups is absurd. YTA.
Deleting unpaid photos? YTA. Bad business move with consequences.
ESH: Photographer deletes unpaid photos, sparks debate on professionalism.
ESH. Cousin should’ve paid. Photographer should’ve backed up photos.
Last Updated on February 3, 2024 by Diply Social Team
