Digital Blitz wrote:

Nadine:
Awesome expressions. This is what I want you to do. Make a video on how to emote in front of the camera and put in on youtube. The community will be thankful to you!

I love this pic: https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/9672867

$75 euros! What is the currency in Germany?

It is Euros, so you're right. And thanks a lot!

And I do have a kind of a showreel:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c65zDi57tU

I once had also one as a clown, but I don't have an online link.

Nadine-J wrote:

It is Euros, so you're right. And thanks a lot!

And I do have a kind of a showreel:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c65zDi57tU

I once had also one as a clown, but I don't have an online link.

I enjoyed the video but what I meant was to have a tutorial.

Digital Blitz wrote:

Payless!

Digital Blitz wrote:
Based on your quality, experience, everything else you bring to the table (I mean to the studio) irrespective of the theme.

Again, I am not very talented - but I am blatantly frank and honest! But please remember photography is subjective and opinions differ as does the definition of beauty!

And above 21 years old please. All others get ignored.

Go for it and thank you (p.s. I'm so well over 21, I created a new block LOL)

Marin Photography wrote:
Give it a shot. I don't charge, I just do it for the enjoyment really.

Marin:
You definitely have the potential to go pro. Some of your outdoor natural lights photography is outstanding. You may want to improve on your shadows and lights indoors though.

Lets turn pro starting at $35/hr.

Swank Photography wrote:

Go for it and thank you (p.s. I'm so well over 21, I created a new block LOL)

Daaaaaaaaaaamn Sue. You are awesome, and you say you dont have formal training? Unbelievable! Next time you are in DC and need an assistant - let me know. I will carry your equipment around, make your coffee, polish your shoes, whatever you want. Teach me how you took this picture https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/30867250

$125/hr

Anneliese Yang wrote:
Would love to know and what i should improve?

Yang Yang Yen!

With no nudity, no ligerie clause, it brings your rate down significantly. I am gonna say $25/hr

Digital Blitz wrote:
Marin:
You definitely have the potential to go pro. Some of your outdoor natural lights photography is outstanding. You may want to improve on your shadows and lights indoors though.

Lets turn pro starting at $35/hr.

Thanks! That is more than I even expected! haha..I learned shooting outdoors by shooting birds in the wild mostly.Yes, I am working on my indoor lighting, I still need more practice, but it has improved a bit.   Thanks again...

Digital Blitz wrote:

Daaaaaaaaaaamn Sue. You are awesome, and you say you dont have formal training? Unbelievable! Next time you are in DC and need an assistant - let me know. I will carry your equipment around, make your coffee, polish your shoes, whatever you want. Teach me how you took this picture https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/30867250

$125/hr

LOL! Thank you! That ^image you linked was shot (believe it or not) around noon, bright island sun just off to the left of me (facing the model). I used a variable ND filter and shot in color.

Once I started editing, I loved the strong contrast and the texture of the rocks compaired to the softness of the models body, so I made it into a b/w with Silver Pro.

Tweeked it here and there and there you go

My basic rule od thumb is that if I am shooting high noon...the results can be B/W.

Brianna Lux wrote:
Sure i'm game!

Brianna:
I am not sure I am willing to pay you the price of 150/hr you ask in your port. My reasons are:
1. You have only 11 pics and almost from one shoot! Not enough to grade you that high/
2. Your expressions need some work. A model need to make the camera friend who one emotes with.
3. Extravagant body work sometimes limit a model to a certain type of work only.

Sorry in my honest opinion I shall be willing to pay $50/hr.

Dani2121 wrote:
I'm curious....thanks.

Dani:
You have a very pretty set of teeth and a beautiful smile. But a pretty smile alone can not make a great model. How about working on our expressions a little and have a few more diverse pictures in our port?
TFCD for now!

sammyspade wrote:
Lay it on me.

Sam:
For now lets concentrate on TFCD. Thats what we enjoy right? Art for Art's sake!

MariaPantellis wrote:
Me please

How about 30 quids a hour!

Randall_Oelerich wrote:
Sure, lay it ($/hr) on me.

RaNDY:
You are on the right track. You conceptualization and perspectives are awesome. Maybe you need to find your niche by practicing more. How about a few more TFCDs please?

MacLeod Designs wrote:
are you doing photographers too?

You are priced just right at $100/hr. But a word of caution - you are tending to go overboard on a couple of pictures as far as post production editing.

IncendraSoul wrote:
Me now please

Incendra:
You have good pics in your port. But only 13 pics are a little difficult to give a fair rating.
I am gonna say $40/hr.

Miser Photography wrote:
I'll bite. Since I totally revamped my portfolio here, I could use some wake up calls

I would advise you to work on your background lights and shadows. What do you think?

$35/.hr

Victoria Comeau wrote:
I'm curious

You have a cute face. How about doing more TFCD?

MELISSA WAGGONER wrote:
Im curious...hmmmm yea go ahead hahaha

Beautiful lady - but some pictures make you look like a stripper. Nothing wrong being one - but this is a modeling site.

Also you have only 12 pictures. How about expanding your port on TFCD basis?

I like this picture though https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/p … 98#2917875