Model
remi
Posts: 15
Milton Keynes, England, United Kingdom
Model
Alexandra Vincent
Posts: 308
Asheville, North Carolina, US
LA StarShooter wrote:
In reviewing you show a mastery of expression. I would suggest looking at fitness modelling work, albeit the tattoos may not help you commercially. If reentering arts and figure modelling there is a toleration for form and figure that is different from fashion so I think you may still rock, however, the competition is rather formidable-you have models with agency stats, who will do such work. If you use L.A. as a base and travel and are part of art nude workshops: $60,000 if Nationwide. $20,000 if you restrict to California. Thank you for your feedback. It was far more positive than I honestly expected.
Photographer
Jorge Kreimer
Posts: 3716
San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico
LA StarShooter wrote:
I remember attending one of your exhibitions and seeing the three graces and the impression is unforgettable. I think it is best to visit your website where the artist is truly in residence offering a rare artistic perspective, the kind of visionary who needs more than a frame, a ceiling. You're have your own style, and you you live in medium format world where resolution is so important as images are beyond life size gracing a gallery's walls or collectors attempt at a museum to the will to collect.
You try hard to be unconventional and you must be as that is the only currency that pays for you. While looking at fashion editorials by you might be interesting-it is more like watching a giant shoved into a beer bottle.
You really are an artist.
But what is art worth these days?
$100,000 Shark alert! Oh my God, you could eat anyone alive it seems but still you're not elite. You're making the cash but for how long? You're not quite a flavour, but you're eating well for now. Thank you! That's incredibly kind.
Photographer
Saxegaard Photography
Posts: 12
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US
I would love to be one of the ones you critique. Thank you very much for doing this for all of us.
Photographer
metaview
Posts: 2
Rochester, New York, US
Model
Nachtzehren
Posts: 69
Durham, England, United Kingdom
Mildly curious. I do well enough for my own purposes in the UK market but I'm curious as to how it'd extrapolate to a section of the US market.
Photographer
juliarabkin
Posts: 782
Rochester, New York, US
Photographer
BCS Editorials
Posts: 23
Goshen, New York, US
I would love to hear what you think as well please? If you are still offering.
Photographer
LA StarShooter
Posts: 2730
Los Angeles, California, US
I will do so. It will be later on tonight.
Photographer
LA StarShooter
Posts: 2730
Los Angeles, California, US
juliarabkin wrote:
Please visit my website as my current work is not featured on my MM: www.juliarabkin.com tonight I will do so.
Photographer
LA StarShooter
Posts: 2730
Los Angeles, California, US
Nachtzehren wrote:
Mildly curious. I do well enough for my own purposes in the UK market but I'm curious as to how it'd extrapolate to a section of the US market. Will do so tonight
Photographer
LA StarShooter
Posts: 2730
Los Angeles, California, US
Saxegaard Photography wrote:
I would love to be one of the ones you critique. Thank you very much for doing this for all of us. Will do so tonight
Photographer
juliarabkin
Posts: 782
Rochester, New York, US
LA StarShooter wrote:
tonight I will do so. 
Photographer
Saxegaard Photography
Posts: 12
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US
I would be honoured if you would be so kind and take your time to do mine. Thank you for doing this!
Photographer
LA StarShooter
Posts: 2730
Los Angeles, California, US
Saxegaard Photography wrote:
I would love to be one of the ones you critique. Thank you very much for doing this for all of us. In the winterwonderland series you over expose so that details of hair are lost and this does not seem necessary in a cold world.
https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/44676503
contains your strengths and flaws. A good angle and composition is compromised by the blurred hand and the overexposed coat. In a commercial shot either the phone or the fur would require sharp focus and also a good exposure value and white balance.
So surviving in L.A. you would run into problems with this technique.
The shot of Ine in swimwear is much better technically, the crocheted piece looks well-photographed.
Iselin Cheyenne when shot in portrait presents well but you blow exposure too much on hair. It’s close to a good beauty shot, it’s a little too Guassian blurry when it comes to the flesh: https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/44509208 Beauty pays very well. You might want to sharpen that aspect up.
You have an abundance of strengths, but you present weak photos on the same footing as good photos and this drags down your value.
In surviving L.A. the technique or lack of technique in blowing the exposure on clothes in particular would cost the ability to book work.
This is a town that lives to break the back of a chiropractor. You do have talent, however, the gods are cruel here: $500 Homeless-stop-begging award. It means that your work would have a tough time doing well here and you might become homeless. Come on, you're homeless, admit it.
Photographer
edgeer
Posts: 5
Yukon, Missouri, US
Makeup Artist
Leanne Harpin
Posts: 222
Fairfield, Connecticut, US
Not a photographer or model, just a makeup artist.
Can I play too?
Photographer
Natural Means
Posts: 936
Yamba, New South Wales, Australia
Interest in your thoughts.
Photographer
edgeer
Posts: 5
Yukon, Missouri, US
Hi,
After over a 15 year break from photographing models. I've decided to get back with working with models. I would like serious critique of my profile Any and all opinions, suggestions, etc are more than welcome.
Thanks
Model
Robyn Leslie
Posts: 61
Raleigh, North Carolina, US
This is a new perspective! Could you please look mine over?
Photographer
LA StarShooter
Posts: 2730
Los Angeles, California, US
I will try and catch up-I've been editing video reels for myself, just finished a swimwear one.
Photographer
0ptical_anomaly
Posts: 44
Roseburg, Oregon, US
Just for fun out of pure curiousness. I am very new to this and mainly having fun 🙏🌲🙏
Photographer
LA StarShooter
Posts: 2730
Los Angeles, California, US
0ptical_anomaly wrote:
Just for fun out of pure curiousness. I am very new to this and mainly having fun 🙏🌲🙏 I am scheduled to shoot a music video this weekend so my apologies it will be a while before I return to this. I am having to work on acquiring, new to me, editing techniques.
Photographer
0ptical_anomaly
Posts: 44
Roseburg, Oregon, US
LA StarShooter wrote:
I am scheduled to shoot a music video this weekend so my apologies it will be a while before I return to this. I am having to work on acquiring, new to me, editing techniques. Awesome an no worries! Thank you for getting back to me
Photographer
Luxuria Studio
Posts: 16
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
I'm curious here
Photographer
Lucy Valle
Posts: 7
New York, New York, US
Could you do my portfolio?
Model
Madison Mayne
Posts: 35
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
I love this! I would love to hear how my portfolio rates
Photographer
Ellard
Posts: 16
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
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