Just wondering if anyone had suggestions to make me better. Also if you were given the chance would you work with me? Do I have "what it takes?" Open to any advice good or bad, comes with the job!
Welcome to MM. Since you're looking to get better, I'd suggest studying poses, practicing your posing, and shoot as often as you can. I learn something from every shoot I do.
Much of what you want to know needs to be asked in the critique forum so I would pose your questions there.
Added you as a favorite so that I can remember to contact you next trip I plan to Stockton with my gear.
Pay attention to what the first guys said. With your face and figure you should have no problem getting experience with good photogs. You should have had a hundred offers by now. 79 Friends in a month is a great start.
But be selective. Check out the work of any photog who offers a shoot and pick only the ones whose work you really like. Good photogs will help you with your poses. Ask for a CD with watermarked images of everything he shoots. The watermarking will assure him that you're not going to flood the internet with work that's not his best.
Your main obstacle is geographic. You may have to travel some or find a photog who's going to be in your area.
There's any number of model mentors available on MM. If you want a photog's perspective, I'm available. (Just wish I was closer.)
Erick Blink wrote: Welcome to MM. Since you're looking to get better, I'd suggest studying poses, practicing your posing, and shoot as often as you can. I learn something from every shoot I do.
Much of what you want to know needs to be asked in the critique forum so I would pose your questions there.
Added you as a favorite so that I can remember to contact you next trip I plan to Stockton with my gear.
Fresh Faces Photography wrote: Pay attention to what the first guys said. With your face and figure you should have no problem getting experience with good photogs. You should have had a hundred offers by now. 79 Friends in a month is a great start.
But be selective. Check out the work of any photog who offers a shoot and pick only the ones whose work you really like. Good photogs will help you with your poses. Ask for a CD with watermarked images of everything he shoots. The watermarking will assure him that you're not going to flood the internet with work that's not his best.
Your main obstacle is geographic. You may have to travel some or find a photog who's going to be in your area.
There's any number of model mentors available on MM. If you want a photog's perspective, I'm available. (Just wish I was closer.)
Honestly I haven't done a lot of work with different photographers. I doubted myself a lot. Although I have rec'd a lot of offers to shoot mostly TF which can only help me build my port but as a newbie on here, I am a little hesitant about the photographers that say no escorts allowed. Am I being too cautious? Can that hurt me?
Very nice start on you port.
Work on your expressions, they will make or brake the image.
Don't be afraid of "no escorts" , just ask models that the photographer has shot with, if he is a good guy to work with.
Hi dear,
You do nude work as well as bikini and lingerie. If you keep doing this type of glamour, you should have no problem with getting photographers wanting to shoot you. No need to spread, it takes a special model who does erotic nudes. Keep up the good work, browse photographers in areas your willing to drive to, and ones who your willing to twist their arms so they will shoot you nude, lol. Also, read casting calls and write your own casting call. Then, the most important is to check your messages a minimum of once a day. It is important to answer messages timely. Do your homework by messaging a few models in a togs port to see what he is like on the set. A lot of girls can make a good living doing bikini, lingerie and artistic nude once they learn how to pose. Wish you weren't almost 7 hrs away, i'd love to do a boudoir, bubble bath and shower shoot with you. Good luck and keep working at it. Don