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Nate Nygren


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Sexe : Male
Statut : Marié(e)
Age : 33
Zodiaque: Gémeaux

Ville : APPLETON
Région : WISCONSIN
Pays: US
Date d’inscription :: 4/01/2006

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lundi, mai 21, 2007 
Just some random thoughts for a successful photo-shoot based on a few things I've been noticing lately.

- Practice your poses. Envision how you want the final images to look and work at making the correct expressions. Modeling is all about knowing how to look good without needing direction from a stylist.

- Do your make-up. Unless you're expecting a make-up artist, please don't assume the photographer will want to spend hours removing blemishes :-) If you don't have a clear complexion or can't cover it up, you might consider parts modeling :-) Actually, nothing beats staying healthy and drinking plenty of water.

- Dress accordingly. If you want your images to have high appeal, then dress like it. Don't forget to leave dress items out as well. New models should take note that fashion and glamour models typically do not wear bras, and that is for good reason; not only do they look ugly when they create lines in your shirt, but they tend to ruin a great shot by the straps showing. If you must feel modest while doing implied nude shots, nipple covers work great. Also, wear loose clothes to a revealing shoot; underwear & bra strap lines in the skin are unattractive and not fun or easy to re-touch because of the curves they travel.

- If you feel uncomfortable with something your photographer is suggesting, don't hesitate to say so! Honest communication is key to everyone benefiting from the shoot. The last thing you (and the photographer) wants is to feel dirty after a shoot and resenting anything that was said or done. Know your limits and be firm. At the same time, artistic photographers can have ideas pop into mind during the shoot that may have not been discussed before (which is the case a lot for me) because we see potential for a certain look at the moment we're shooting, so don't be surprised by our asking if you'd like to try something which wasn't discussed previously. Moments of epiphany can create incredible shots.

Thanks for reading :-)

-Nate
Jen
Jen Olson

 
Thanks for the tips-love your work!
 
Publié par Jen le mardi, septembre 11, 2007 - 10:37
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