You have to be aware of every part of your body when you are in front of the camera. You cannot just strike a heroic pose like you would do in costume. When you are in costume you have the thought process of "What would Supergirl do?" (or whatever character you are dressed as). When you are modeling it is 100% YOU. The expression in your eyes, the angle of your face, the position of your hands, literally EVERYTHING matters. Sometimes you are directed, many times you are not and you must provide a variety of poses and facial expressions.
I have been modeling since 2010. I have been hired locally for fashion and beauty photography and have also been hired out of state in places such as New York and Washington D.C. I have been published in national publications. Modeling is fun for me and I love the creative process. True, its very different from costuming but thats what I like about it. I dont want to strictly do costumes only. That is for fun. Modeling is different. Its professional and I enjoy working with talented artists who are skilled in photography, makeup, wardrobe and sets.
Below is a gallery of some of my favorite modeling images throughout the years (both trades and paid assignments).
Photography credits:
Future Photography by M3
Crumz Photography
Bodhi Tree Photography
Len DePas
Photos and Designs by Piera
Bombshell Pinups
Latina Magazine
Micheal Becker Photography
Dan Gregory Photography
Robert S Photography
Exclusive Photo
Nikki Adams
Dale Ramp
Celeste Giuliano
Angelo De Le Funte
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