| Details | |
| Height: | 5'3" |
| Weight: | 135 lbs |
| Measurements: | 34-27-38 in |
| Shoe Size: | 8 |
| Hair Color: | Blonde |
| Hair Length: | Shoulder Length |
| Eye Color: | Hazel |
| Ethnicity : | Caucasian |
| Skin Color: | White |
| Experience: | Some Experience |
| Info | |
| Join: | 1 Sep 2004 |
About Me
Hi.. Welcome to my portfolio. I am open to adventure and am very easy going. I am comfortable with my body. I am open to almost all types of modeling. If you have an interesting idea tell me about it!
ANY SHOOTS CONTAINING LINGERIE MUST BE PAID, UNLESS OTHER ARANGMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE.I DO ARTISTIC NUDE DEPENDING ON THE ASSIGNMENT. ARTISTIC NUDE MUST BE DONE IN A VERY ARTISTIC MATTER, AS WE ALL KNOW THERE IS A THIN LINE WITH ARTISTIC NUDE. THAT UNDERSTANDING ONLY COMES WITH COMMUNICATION. The Bathroom Series is my limit. Please e-mail me for more info along with rates.
All paid shoots must be at least as long as the drive to the shoot and a retainer may be required before all shoots. This amount is to cover my expenses such as gas to get to the shoot as well as other supplies I may have to purchase for the shoot. The remaining balance is due at the beginning of the shoot before any photographs are taken.
When E-mailing me to set up a shoot please include:
-Date, Time, Location of Shoot (I will notify you if I am available)
-Compensation offered
-Use of Photos
-Type of shoot
-Accommodations and Travel if applicable
PLEASE MAKE ALL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS PUBLIC SO I WILL KNOW THAT YOU ARE INTERESTED AND MAYBE SET UP A SHOOT!
I graduated from Beauty School on October 2nd 2004 and passed my boards to get my license as a Hair Stylist, which I am also interested in working with photographers in that field. So please ask if you are interested, and I will let you know when im available. I do, do TFP shoots but only if I approve, (you help me I will help you) I hope you like my pics, and I change them quite often so stop back by and take a look.
The "industry" is huge. It's so big that what I do will never affect any of you and what you do will most likely not affect me. Success for the model, photographer, makeup artist, hair stylist, clothing stylist, and etc. all comes down to marketing and growth. TFP has been around for years called a TEST (although a TEST and a TFP shoot are now different). All of the positions that I just mentioned do it, agencies do it, clients do it, etc.
Imagine this, someone shoots a model that pays 350.00 for 1 look. Somebody else offers her 1 look for free. If you look at this from a business perspective, then you understand that the reason that you are doing the TEST in the first place is to position yourself for growth, which elevates your business. If you're not looking at it from a business perspective then it really doesn't matter what you do. By the same token, if someone charges $50.00 how does that affect the guy that charges 150.00? It doesn't. Models don't always take the free route. Why? Because they know what they want and are willing to pay for it.
I see the term 'professional' used in the justification of the no TFP debate, but I don't buy that either. Making a living off of fees that beginning models pay photographers for portfolio shots is at the lower level of spectrum of professional photography. The amount of money a photographer can reasonably charge a model for a shoot is literally a fraction of the fee photographers charge for magazine, catalog and advertising photography clients.
While many will say that it is an unfair comparison, but I say that if a photographer doesn't actively create work to advance their portfolios they won't need to worry about higher fees because they'll never get them. Professionals at high levels got there in part due to creating images that advanced their photography and improved their portfolios. Not many clients pay to improve a photographer’s portfolio, especially at the beginning of their careers. There are images that a model typically need to have in their portfolio and might be willing to pay for them, however, they are not always the same images that will help advance a photographers portfolio. In many cases, those images will limit a photographer's portfolio.
ANY SHOOTS CONTAINING LINGERIE MUST BE PAID, UNLESS OTHER ARANGMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE.I DO ARTISTIC NUDE DEPENDING ON THE ASSIGNMENT. ARTISTIC NUDE MUST BE DONE IN A VERY ARTISTIC MATTER, AS WE ALL KNOW THERE IS A THIN LINE WITH ARTISTIC NUDE. THAT UNDERSTANDING ONLY COMES WITH COMMUNICATION. The Bathroom Series is my limit. Please e-mail me for more info along with rates.
All paid shoots must be at least as long as the drive to the shoot and a retainer may be required before all shoots. This amount is to cover my expenses such as gas to get to the shoot as well as other supplies I may have to purchase for the shoot. The remaining balance is due at the beginning of the shoot before any photographs are taken.
When E-mailing me to set up a shoot please include:
-Date, Time, Location of Shoot (I will notify you if I am available)
-Compensation offered
-Use of Photos
-Type of shoot
-Accommodations and Travel if applicable
PLEASE MAKE ALL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS PUBLIC SO I WILL KNOW THAT YOU ARE INTERESTED AND MAYBE SET UP A SHOOT!
I graduated from Beauty School on October 2nd 2004 and passed my boards to get my license as a Hair Stylist, which I am also interested in working with photographers in that field. So please ask if you are interested, and I will let you know when im available. I do, do TFP shoots but only if I approve, (you help me I will help you) I hope you like my pics, and I change them quite often so stop back by and take a look.
The "industry" is huge. It's so big that what I do will never affect any of you and what you do will most likely not affect me. Success for the model, photographer, makeup artist, hair stylist, clothing stylist, and etc. all comes down to marketing and growth. TFP has been around for years called a TEST (although a TEST and a TFP shoot are now different). All of the positions that I just mentioned do it, agencies do it, clients do it, etc.
Imagine this, someone shoots a model that pays 350.00 for 1 look. Somebody else offers her 1 look for free. If you look at this from a business perspective, then you understand that the reason that you are doing the TEST in the first place is to position yourself for growth, which elevates your business. If you're not looking at it from a business perspective then it really doesn't matter what you do. By the same token, if someone charges $50.00 how does that affect the guy that charges 150.00? It doesn't. Models don't always take the free route. Why? Because they know what they want and are willing to pay for it.
I see the term 'professional' used in the justification of the no TFP debate, but I don't buy that either. Making a living off of fees that beginning models pay photographers for portfolio shots is at the lower level of spectrum of professional photography. The amount of money a photographer can reasonably charge a model for a shoot is literally a fraction of the fee photographers charge for magazine, catalog and advertising photography clients.
While many will say that it is an unfair comparison, but I say that if a photographer doesn't actively create work to advance their portfolios they won't need to worry about higher fees because they'll never get them. Professionals at high levels got there in part due to creating images that advanced their photography and improved their portfolios. Not many clients pay to improve a photographer’s portfolio, especially at the beginning of their careers. There are images that a model typically need to have in their portfolio and might be willing to pay for them, however, they are not always the same images that will help advance a photographers portfolio. In many cases, those images will limit a photographer's portfolio.