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I can always use some helpful critique. What should I do differently, what should I do or shouldn't do.. Anything to help out is appreciated:) Xox Oct 01 12 12:31 pm Link Lindsey; might request clean images i.e. sans watermarks for your book from those you collaborate with... their logos don't do anything for the narratives... Other than that working with a full team a.k.a. hair, make-up and wardrobe is always a wise choice if you desire commercial quality imagery.... all the best on your journey... Oct 02 12 02:01 pm Link Ya gotta be B R U T A L in selecting images to post in your portfolio. Your portfolio is your ad to attract photographers. With that in mind, consider this image. https://photos.modelmayhem.com/photos/1 … 609cac.jpg What does it tell me about YOU as a model that I can't read off your profile. NOTHING! It's a wasted image slot as far as I can see. That could be anybody in that image. Just my opinion. Oct 05 12 05:05 pm Link get rid of all the amateur looking photos.like the last 2 and the cupcake one. Oct 05 12 05:59 pm Link The Effective Image wrote: well, i'd say that it tells photographers she's willing to do rope bondage photos, don't you? Oct 08 12 02:15 am Link what kind of work do you get paid to do most often? or, if you don't get paid often, what kind of shoot requests do you get most often? i think if you're 5'2 and you're willing to shoot art nudes, fetish, and lingerie... then you should emphasize that. if you get paid most to shoot fetish, for example, then do a shot with a corset and pasties and use that as an avatar shot... so photographers who are browsing model profiles will see that and know instantly that you shoot fetish stuff. or, an implied art nude type shot, if nudes are what put the most money in your pocket, etc etc. Oct 08 12 02:18 am Link |
