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Im a new model and would like to have some critique on my portfolio, comments will be returned  Oct 11 12 10:00 pm Link You are Cute but your photos look quite amatuerish what are your goals with respect to modelling ? Oct 11 12 10:06 pm Link Thank you and I actually just started this 3 months ago so i'm trying to find my look still, any suggestions ? Oct 11 12 10:13 pm Link Brandy Alexandrea wrote: two suggestions Oct 11 12 10:33 pm Link Brandy Alexandrea wrote: Be yourself,,,work with as many photographers you can and you should learn what makes a good image. All the best. Oct 11 12 10:38 pm Link E H wrote: Thanks for the advice, im excited to start my journey baby steps lol ! Oct 11 12 11:09 pm Link How to tell a good 'model' image in one step. If there is 'stuff' in the image that gets more attention than the model, it's not a good 'model' image. For example, in the shot of you with the car... folks are going to be looking at the car's wheel more than you. Besides, the lighting is terrible for you (looks like bright sunlight in your face), but okay for the wheel. Obviously, the wheel is what the photographer wanted to show. Oct 12 12 02:02 am Link Get a good headshot, a good headshot goes a long way. Be selective with who you shoot with, shoot with photographers who are able to add value and improve your portfolio. Oct 12 12 02:49 am Link Brandy Alexandrea wrote: Like others have said: Oct 12 12 03:19 am Link I think you should come to Florida . . . immediately . . . SOS Oct 12 12 09:08 am Link You have to define your goals, then figure what it will take to achieve your goals The way I look at a models portfolio is the photographs are advertisement saying hire me, hire me, see me I’m so beautiful. So your job is to find out what makes a great photograph and what you have to do to create one. One way is to buy a photographers book on model posing, this will help you figure out some poses, plus give you some inside on photography technique  Models pose are the fingers long or hidden behind the arms? Are the eyes bright and in sharp focus? Watch out for distracting wrinkled backgrounds  Models legs will look their longest when extended Eyes dark Extend you fingers Busy pillow, a solid dark color would be less distracting Wish you great success! Oct 12 12 09:57 am Link I agree with the previous poster who suggested getting a good headshot. I recommend a nice headshot that is on a simple, uncluttered background and a full body with you in some sort of form-fitting clothing, like skinny jeans and a tank -- again, on a simple backdrop. Oct 12 12 06:51 pm Link |
