My business add on the back off my car.
Designed by: Shanah and Andrea lower.
Printed by: Purplex designs
Pure beauty
Photographer: Shot By Shanah (Shanah lower)
Model: Chelsea dittrich
Location: Wonthaggi
beautiful image.
interesting. never seen a snake used this way.
my first year mates at pic
A location where i want to shoot.
amazing poses
amazing poses
amazing poses
amazing poses
This is was inspiration for me to do a shoot and i have now :)
When You Look Gorgeous On Photos but You Think You Don’t
Somebody must have told you how good-looking you are and you can honestly admit to yourself, modesty aside, you’re gorgeous. Yet sometimes you just can’t help feeling less confident about the way your photos turn out or your photographer tells you have to do better, you may need to change your attitude. Do you have good posture, perfect poses, proper breathing and attention to the camera but you still end up not feeling good about your photos? Maybe the problem is not with what you’re not doing but what you’re thinking or feeling. Let’s try some more techniques that can bring out your romance with the camera.
Relax and just do it
Rule number one for a great photo is to stop thinking about how it will turn out and start being in the moment – your moment. Whether you’re being directed to give a wide for-toothpaste-commercial smile or a sultry look, you have to let go of the tension in your body. Go for the Peter Pan effect. Think positive thoughts. If it helps to fantasize about posing in front of your significant other then, please, do it. (Just don’t forget to write a teeny weeny note that in real life that’s the photographer you’re posing for lest you get carried away).
Trust the expert
Photographers in this industry know what clients need for a specific project. Take your photographer’s cue and follow his directions. Remember that he’s holding the camera and sees your every move; in an instant he may be able to process your image and project it to print in his mind. Even supermodels didn’t take their own photos. Somebody was behind the camera the whole time, watching for the right angles to show up.
Let your inner child play
Remember when you used to play princess or knight (for guys)? Pretend play works even for actor and actress wanna be’s. Be sincere with any emotion you express in front of the camera. Children (except for the shy ones) often make good pictures because they are uninhibited and fearless. In short, have fun. Not many professions let the professional have real fun while working.
You’re a model: reality check
Just in case you have forgotten this – you are a model. Somebody must have told you already that you have what it takes to be one. Deal with it! Many people lose their chances for success not because they are losers but because they didn’t know that they have it already. Go have some pretty photos!
By Mike Wheatley
Helmut Newton -
First working as a german photographer in 1936, he moved to Sydney Australia in 1940. Newton first set up his studio in Flinders lane, Melbourne in 1946. He was published in Vogue 1956 and moved to London in 1957 to complete 12 months with Vogue London. As he became famous for his saucy nudes, he was published in the magazine Playboy. His images are black and white, evocative and a bit naughty. Showing off leg, seduction and the female figure.
Rivard Avedon -
American photographer of Jewish background, started as a photographer in 1942. By 1946 Avedon had his own studio and was producing images for the magazine Vogue. He became the lead photographer and was on most of the covers in the year 1973. He has shot Brooke shields, The Beatles and worked for Versace. Famous for his black and white portraits, he also creates inspiring images that involve movement (as seen above).
