On 'Double Exposure' (Tue., 11PM ET on BRVO), Markus Klinko and Indrani work well together when the assignment involves the testy Naomi Campbell. But when Lady Gaga drops in for her shoot, things get tense.

"Indrani's totally scared of Naomi, and anything she wants to tell her she whispers it into my ear," says Klinko.

Lady Gaga then arrives. Pointing to a Hello Kitty necklace that she's wearing as underwear, she says, "So we're doing Hello Kitty-pirate-whore today." Yeah, that explains it.

Indrani describes the performer's beauty as "absolutely sublime" but gets frustrated by Klinko's slow-going with the camera. Soon they're arguing and Lady Gaga tires out, saying she needs to sit down. Did the photogs lose their moment?

Celebrity photographers Marcus Klinko and Indrani usually sit behind the lens, but their new Bravo reality show 'Double Exposure' has turned the camera around to document their world-trotting photo shoots and once-romantic, sometimes-contentious relationship.

The former couple, now just business partners, were thrust into the limelight last week thanks to an episode about a photo shoot with Lindsay Lohan, who was shown to arrive 11 hours late. The actress fired back on Twitter by saying she was "set up" and that it "sucks when friends use you in this case for ratings even if they're lying."

At today's photo shoot for 'Real Housewives of New York' star Jill Zarin, Klinko and Indrani addressed Lohan's remarks, plus gave me a preview of tonight's episode featuring Brooklyn Decker (11PM ET, Bravo).

After an eight hour wait, Lindsay Lohan FINALLY showed up to a photo shoot for her leggings on 'Double Exposure' (Tue., 11PM on BRAVO).

But, it wasn't smooth sailing. Lohan said she was nervous by the amount of people on the set, then criticized her poses, calling them cheesy, like Beyonce's alter ego Sasha Fierce.

The photogs were pleased with their shots, but because Lohan was so late, they weren't going to make any money from the shoot.

"Lindsay, you are the most beautiful woman in the world," Indrani said. Lohan quickly dismissed the comment and said, "Tell Samantha that."

In typical Lindsay Lohan fashion, the starlet stood up Markus Klinko and his photo crew for 8 hours. All this was documented on 'Double Exposure' (Tue., 10PM on BRVO).

"You can accept maybe she's running behind, but maybe not eight hours," make-up artist Donald Simrock said. "I've waited for a lot of people, but I don't think I've ever waited this long for anybody."

Lohan's lateness caused some financial strain for the stars of the show because they had to work overtime to get her hair, make-up and styling done ... if Lohan had showed up.

Working with your ex-lover can be difficult under the best of circumstances. But what if you also had a reality show following your every move? And then what if you had to spend 18-hour days taking photos of high-maintenance celebrities?

The new reality series 'Double Exposure' (Tue., 10PM ET on Bravo) deals with the lives of Markus Klinko and Indrani -- two celebrity photographers who were in a 8-year relationship, but who have broken up. On the premiere episode, they must deal with some drama created by a shoot with rapper and actress Eve.

The rapper has a friend come to the session, and then Eve's pal tries to take some photos. This doesn't sit well with the temperamental Markus, who wants to be the only one shooting pictures. He orders Eve's friend to stop ... which doesn't please Eve at all. Soon, Markus is pissed, Eve is pissed -- and well, pretty much everyone else in the room is annoyed too.

Got a press release from Bravo the other day that says they've not only given the green light for a third season of Shear Genius, they also have a new reality show coming up titled Double Exposure. I'm not even going to tell you what world the show is set in because you can probably pretty much tell from the title.

Do you remember when Bravo wasn't completely infested with reality shows? Sure, Top Chef is a good show, but the channel is practically all reality shows now, and most of them pretty lame (if not despicable). We've had Hey Paula, which showed Paula Abdul stumbling through her life. We've seen The Real Housewives of Orange County turn into some sort of ever-growing franchise. And let's not forget Tabatha's Salon Makeover, Manhunt, Make Me A Supermodel, Blow Out, Millionaire Matchmaker, Showbiz Moms and Dads, and...well, about 40 others.