I have some new fitness photos I would like to put up and am running out of space. Are there any photos you'd kick? And what is your honest opinion about my portfolio and my page. Honesty is appreciated, jerks are not. Thank you for taking the time

This phrase on your page:

"I have experience with nude and lingerie shoots but do not do them anymore or have any of the photos in my portfolio because I do not want to be that kind of model. I'm a mother of two and want to keep my standards high."

Is unnecessary and a real turn off.  There are many MM photographers and models who do not equate nude or lingerie photos with not having high standards.  Keep your port positive (as the rest is) and just state what you will do (not what you wont' do) and leave the won't do's to specific responses if you get requests for what you wont't do.  Offering general moral judgements like the above turns off many people who might otherwise want to work with you.

Just IMHO, for whatever it is worth.

This is an absolute keeper photo


Remove
Move away from the wall


This one is well done



Remove
Left hand arm pose awkward


Remove
Quality and pose issues


Remove
Pose not working
Arch back, move right shoulder down and back, show a long neck when possible

You have a great look, wish you success

Remove all the shots not from Alfaro.



The beach shots are good starter profile images, but they drop the general quality of your port, because it looks like a friend took that shot for you with a point&shoot. You might want to keep one as a reference for photographers, but replace it with a better plain headshot when you can.



That's a nice car, and no doubt that wide angle lens is quite suitable for landscape, but it belittles you as secondary. The photographer benefits more from this kind of shots, showing clients he can shoot cars well.



Infrared bleaches the hair and increases skin sub surface scattering, but the odd colors and flat contrast make them hard to look good. An IR photographer needs good lighting and specialized infrared post-processing, neither of which these photos show. As an IR shooter myself, it pains me to say these 2 photos need to go.



-These 3 photos are the best you have. They look studio-ish, but upon viewing them in max resolution, it's a little obvious that these are taken in an apartment instead of a studio. They're good enough to view as thumbnails though. (Not that photos taken in an apartment look bad, it's just that they need to look like it's the place you live in, instead of looking like you were invited to the place to pose.)

If all of your shots are from professional photographers, you'll look like an experienced model, so less amateurs will bug you while hired by more, better and paying productions.

Thank you all for your time and opinions. I found it very helpful

Your new shots look much more professional. Congratulations.