SilkyHush wrote:
trying to give a bolderand stronger  look to my port, should I add collages?? Im about to finish photos slots...would you completely renew your port losing all comments and views??
Love,
Sarah

Greetings. First and foremost, I love your look. You're a natural classic beauty, and I wish you were about 9100 kilometers closer to my studio so that I could seek to hire you...

Good, crisp, well composed images that are at least 800 pixels wide will give your portfolio the right look in thumbnail view.

If you want a bolder thumbnail view with more visual energy, instead of collages (cutting up your thumbnails into multiple smaler images), consider finding a really great image with landscape orientation and make a polyptych instead, an image carefully divided into panels across a row of thumbnails...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyptych

Here's a link to one of my portfolios that contains several examples of this tried-and-true layout technique...

https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/2 … l#/A310069

Best of luck to you in your modeling pursuits.

Howard Tarragon wrote:
Reduce the number of images to only your best. You've got lots of shots that could and should go. That would make for a much stronger portfolio. You've got the looks, but they're getting lost with pictures that don't belong in a portfolio.

Agreed

To help you get there, limit yourself to one photo per look, remove those photos with black bars or pixellation across your nipples or pubic area, and remove the photos with on-camera flash or redeye.

Collages are rarely effective because the thumbnails get too small.

Howard Tarragon wrote:
Reduce the number of images to only your best. You've got lots of shots that could and should go. That would make for a much stronger portfolio. You've got the looks, but they're getting lost with pictures that don't belong in a portfolio.

Great advice!

I wish you well