right-click on the photo you want to check, scroll down to the bottom of the window that pops up until you get to "Properties," then right click on that.  You'll get a long descriptor of the photo starting with "http" or "https."  Highlight the whole thing and right click to "copy."  Then go to tineye.com and paste the descriptor into the search bar.  Tineye will give you results showing where the pic originated.

Pam,

Also, when you right click it and select properties you may see the name of the girl in the descriptor string.  So if it's different from what they're telling you you can question her.  This happens sometimes when girls use photos from their Model Mayhem portfolios and work under another name.

Pamela,  always use google image (image reverse) - this is by far the best program to use for photo detection.  You can install tineye and google image as "add ons" in your internet browser (my favourite is chrome) and then just right click on the photos when you get them in your email... It will tell you right away where the pictures are from.

If you need more help with this, just email me at : [email protected] and I'll give you all the instructions (step by step) on what to do to detect photos...

Hope this helps
FE

it REALLY saves us guys headaches, wasted time and money too. LOL

One caution though, sometimes a girl will use pix from her modeling port under the name she uses as a model.  I know of a few so you really need to check with the girl first before just blowin her off.

Cheers.