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Our gorgeous cover model; Michelle Voigt, may be reached through Bill Richards. Michelle’s cover photo was supplied by: Bill, of Okie Studios.

GlamModelz:  Tell us a little about yourself and why you want to be a model? Krisha: I want to be a model because it’s something that I’ve always loved as a child and it’s something I really enjoy doing.

GlamModelz:  What are your goals with your modeling career? Krisha: My goals for my modeling career are to rock every shoot and to hopefully be signed to a major modeling agency.

GlamModelz:  Do you have the support of family and friends? Krisha: I have a ton of support from my family and friends. My mom has stuck beside me since day one. She’s my number one fan!!

GlamModelz:  What or Whom motivates you to do and be your best?  Krisha: My mom and doubters motivate me the most. My mom supports me 100% with everything I do. I also think about people in the past who have said I’d never make it as a model and that pushes me even harder to do best in everything I do.

GlamModelz:  What excited you the most when you first started modeling?  Krisha: I love fashion, hair, makeup and I love being surrounded by positive people who love modeling as much as I do.

GlamModelz:  Facial expressions are a big part of a photo session. How are you developing this skill? Krisha: Facial expressions are extremely important! The camera sees everything! I try to think positive thoughts in my head like, “you’re a diva…. you’ve got this…. you can do it!” it really helps me.

GlamModelz:  Have you had to deal with rejection from agencies and/or your peers? What advice would you give to others who will face this obstacle?  Krisha:  I’ve had to deal with rejection many times. Yes I know that it’s hard and it feels like the world is ending. I’d let someone know to never give up, stay focused, positive and don’t give up until you reach the top!

GlamModelz:  If you had one thing to say to a model just entering the industry, what would that be…and why?  Krisha:  I’d tell that person to listen to people’s opinions/comments that are already in the industry. Those will help you in the long-run.

GlamModelz:  Do you plan to go to college? What will you study?    Krisha:  I plan on to head to college immediately after high school. I plan to major in business management.

GlamModelz: . What are your hobbies and other areas of interest?  Krisha:  I have my tom boy and girly side. There’s my side I’d like to chill, play some video games and head outside to play some sports. There’s also my girly side when I want to head to the mall with my girls for a shopping spree and party by night!

GlamModelz:  How do you choose your wardrobe for a photoshoot?   Krisha:  I think about what goes excellent with my body shape, the latest trends and something that’s like “BAM!” and catches everyone’s attention.

GlamModelz:  What style/genre of modeling interests you most and why? Krisha:  I’m more interested in catalog and editorial modeling. I feel like I’d be successful and perfect for it.

GlamModelz:  Have you worked with a professional Make Up Artist? (MUA) Tell us about that experience.  Krisha:  I’ve recently worked with an AMAZING, AMAZING makeup artist, Nifa Bell. She had my makeup looking beautiful and it really boosted my confidence for my shoot. I loved it!!

To learn more about Glam Model Models Krisha Jeffries, visit her websites:

http://Facebook.com/KrishaKDollJeffries    http://Facebook.com/KDollFabulosity  The images of  Krisha Jeffries appearing in this interview were photographed by Photographer: Jeff, of Visions East Photography

Sign up in a skilled fashion modeling agency. After finishing your classes you will appear, feel and move more gleefully. You can also take some advice from skilled contacts and they may guide you on right way. Try to rise up your own beauty. You should exercise everyday and eat healthy food and try to retain your figure so can move stylishly and boldly. Try on a range of styles of clothing and try to recognize which one will suits on your body.

Becoming a female model can be pleasure, complicated, and satisfying. The above guidance on how to become a model should grow you on your way.

Our Glamorous cover model is:Jett-Ray. To learn more about Jett-Ray, please visit her: Jett’s Featured Interview Jett-Ray’s, photography is supplied by Visions East Photography.

Ultra-wide lenses are fantastic to use for fashion, glamour, and artistic work if you know how to handle them.

Conventional wisdom tells us that Ultra-wide lenses should not be used for portraits.

Why?  Well simple; they distort!  When I say distort, I don’t mean a subtle vignette effect I mean a real radial distortion.

Don’t get me wrong, you won’t get something that looks like a fisheye distortion, but clearly you will have a lesser effect of that.

There are basically two types of radial distortion you can expect:

1.  Barrel Distortion (See Example Below)

2.  Pincushion Distortion (See Example Below)

Barrel distortion creates an effect that brings the center “closer” to the viewer.

Pincushion creates an effect that “pushes” the center away from the viewer.

Barrel Distortion

Pincushion Distortion

Instead of trying to fix the distortion, why not embrace it!  I’m going to give you a number of examples that really leverage the distortion characteristics of ultra-wide lenses to their benefit.  I’m also going to include a select lighting diagram for a couple of the examples to give you a perspective of the technique.

Ultra-wide Example 1

Two things stand out when I look at Example 1.  First it’s the perspective. Ultra-wide portrait work is dependent upon perspective to make the image work.  Second is the model’s pose.  I would consider this far from a “beauty” shot however if you help the model pose to combine the ultra-wide distortion and the perspective you can call out attributes such as her long legs.

Lighting Dia. Example 1

Also the fashion aspect of this comes in from the use of the wonderful thigh-high boots.   What a fantastic way to highlight the boots in drawing them right into the viewer.  The low perspective, distortion from the ultra-wide, and model’s pose all bring the boots to the center of attention.

The leading lines of her legs draw your eyes up to her torso and ultimately to her beautiful face.  As editorial a pose this might be, the elements of fashion and art are still present and work well.  The finish is just to help blend the look into the environment.

Ultra-wide Example 2

This second example is more traditional fashion but still using the ultra-wide lens.

Notice the extremely low perspective once again. Through the distortion of the lens the illusion of a much larger scale draws you into the picture.  This is an example where the distortion clearly benefits the environment.

This is one of my favorite examples of fashion using ultra-wide angle photography because it leverages elements of the environment to create more interest.

My philosophy is to create an extreme amount of visual interest to make the viewer pay attention. Once you captured the viewer’s attention and draw them in, then it’s our job to highlight make sure that the rest is taken care of.  If it’s fashion, making sure the outfit is demonstrated appropriately.

When you first look at this picture your eyes are drawn to the model’s legs and move up her dress then ultimately to the fantastic tower at the historic Boise Train Depot.

Ultra-wide Example 3

This next example shows how the perspective plus the ultra-wide lens can work again for fashion and give an artistic flair as well.

This period feeling picture is featuring the model and wardrobe with her flapper style.  Because of the low perspective your eyes are drawn to the closest part of the picture which is the model’s legs.  As in Example 2, your eyes move up the model to her wardrobe, to the environment which is a vintage elevator.

The intent is to once again draw the viewer’s eye to what you want them to look at.  Lines lead the eye and what better lines to follow than a beautiful model’s legs!

Another added benefit of this type of technique is that you make the model look really long and tall.  This model is probably 5’3″ but the illusion of height is fantastic with the ultra-wide.

An added note is that the composition of this picture highlights the model of course, but also the great characteristics of the elevator such as the wonderful vintage floor indicator over the entry.

Ultra-wide Example 4

Next we have an example that is one of my favorites. Definitely editorial/fashion in nature, the “feeling” is what I was going for in this capture.

The model’s almost huddled pose and the gritty urban environment create an atmosphere of loneliness, desperation, and resignation.

The ability to use the ultra-wide lens enhances the drama in the sheer effect of distortion and perspective.

Your eyes being drawn to the decayed sidewalk in the foreground and then leading up to the model and her wonderful pose and expression creates the story.

The final touch to this picture is the high contrast, desaturated finish I applied.  This enhances the drama and makes the picture take on an almost surreal appearance.  The high contrast also creates the contrasting sky elements from the white to the blue which adds more visual interest.

Ultra-wide Example 5

Lastly and probably my favorite ultra-wide portrait is this fashion/editorial swimsuit work.  This has all the elements I discussed above but with some real flare…literally!

Challenges for this shot were definitely due to the lighting situation and balancing the sun.  I had to use a studio mono-light at 3/4 power to balance the light.  The angle and the position has to be correct in order to not over balance the sun or insert light onto the subject making it look artificial.

Lighting Diagram Example 5

As before, the low perspective is critical for these shots and the desire to get the sun in the frame made us have to be very wary of timing and the sun’s location.  Everything worked perfectly and with the lighting set-up in place I was able to capture my vision!

Visually we’re led to her foot and leg as it is in the foreground. Working up her perfect leg we get to the wonderful swimsuit and beautiful face and the icing on the cake is the amazing sun flare coming out of her left hand!

Again, my favorite ultra-wide portrait!

In summary, with the proper technique, ultra-wide portraits will create a tremendous amount of visual interest and really guide the viewer to where the photographer wants their eyes to go.

Everyone by now has heard about social networking. Twitter, Facebook, My Space etc… But what are social networking sites pros and cons?

Social networking is designed to bring people with similar interests together. These sites allow people to communicate with each other and meet people with the same ideas and personalities as themselves. Social networking is also a great business tool if used correctly, and many businesses are now turning to social networking to increase their online brand awareness.

The question is, how do you utilise social networking to increase traffic to your business, and how do you leverage that traffic and turn it into leads or sales?

Traffic to these sites is immense. Over 10% of all internet users world wide visit Facebook. To put that number into comparison Reuters, which is seen as the trusted world wide site for news in the English language, pulls in on average only 0.35% of internet traffic. In simpliest terms, Facebook pulls in 20 times the traffic as Reuters. Facebook alone had more page views than Google last month, which is why you need to start looking at these social networking websites as a serious marketing tool for your business.

One of the main benefits of social networking is that it creates absolutely free traffic. The days of PPC traffic are numbered, who wants to pay for advertising when they can have it for free? I was having a conversation with a marketer from Paris yesterday, who claimed that within 5 years, knowbody would pay for internet advertising. Scary thought, but he has basis for this claim.

Social networking websites offer search engines what they crave most, fresh content. Search engines crawl these websites on an hourly basis, and although many of these websites use the “nofollow” attribute for outgoing links, I have noticed almost instantaneous indexing of my web pages by posting my fresh content on Twitter.

The one mistake many online marketers make is link spam, don’t use you social networking accounts to post hundreds of links. They key is to build trust to your followers by posting original content of value to them. Master this, and you will have an army of loyal followers you will act on your every move.

So, the million dollar question, how do you go about using these sites to drive FREE traffic back to your website? Well that depends on which social network you choose to target, and my suggestion would be Twitter. For more information, check out my author bio below:

Our Glamorous cover model is: Anastacia. To learn more about Anastacia, please visit GlamModel: Anastacia, Her photography is supplied by Ronin Photography & Design.

GlamModelz Magazine: How did you get your start in the business?  Taylor Jordan: I really kind of fell into it on accident. My friends had mentioned something about me modeling a few times but never really acted on it. I started Googleing and doing research on the industry and came across the pictures of a local photographer. He agreed to help me start my portfolio, and we scheduled a TF shoot. It was only months later when people started asking me to help them with their portfolios!

GlamModelz Magazine: What are your goals personally and with your modeling career?  Taylor Jordan: For right now I would really love to keep modeling just for fun. I consider it to be one of my hobbies. If it turns into something I could do for a living that would be great! However, for right now, I am perfectly happy just doing it for fun and making a little extra cash!

GlamModelz Magazine: Posing 101 any suggestions to newer models coming into the business? Taylor Jordan: Be true to yourself, and don’t lower your standards! Freelance modeling is a business. Don’t let anyone tell you how to run your own business.

GlamModelz Magazine: What are your thoughts and issues with Implied and Nude posing? Taylor Jordan: I have no issues with nude models. It is not for everyone, and I respect any girl that is comfortable enough to pursue such a thing. I personally do not do nude photos because, I believe something’s should be left for my specials somebody’s eyes.

GlamModelz Magazine: Have you had the support of Family, Friends and loved ones with your modeling? Taylor Jordan: I have had tons of support from my family and friends throughout this entire journey.

GlamModelz Magazine: What are your thoughts on the whole escort issue? Taylor Jordan: I totally understand the escort issue. It is something you have to look at from multiple stand points. Having somebody on set during the shoot can definitely hinder the process. One important part of modeling is being able to let yourself go and try new things. That is really tough to do when your boyfriend or mother is standing on the other side of the camera. The other side of the issue is safety. It can be a little frightening to plan a photo shoot with a complete stranger and one of the first things he/she says is “no escorts.” In this day and age, it is easy to jump to conclusions. I would suggest meeting the photographer in a public place and spend some time getting to know each other. I use to always take a snapshot of my location on Google maps and send it to my boyfriend before I went inside the studio. Always take precautions, but don’t let it get in the way of an awesome shoot!

GlamModelz Magazine: What gets you motivated everyday to stay in shape and look your best at all times? Taylor Jordan: I don’t have a particular motive to stay in shape. It is more of an unconscious decision. Healthy eating and a little exercise everyday eventually becomes a way of life if you do it long enough. There is nothing better than the feeling you get after an awesome workout! The endorphins keep you coming back for more!

GlamModelz Magazine: How do you handle the inappropriate offers and sometimes rude individuals when they contact you for a session together? Taylor Jordan: I usually ignore the inappropriate emails or reply with a polite “no thank you, Have a nice day.”

GlamModelz Magazine: Your thoughts on TFP or TFCD sessions in general?  Taylor Jordan: TF shoots are great, as long as both the photographer and the model are getting something out of it. It wouldn’t make sense if someone gave me free pictures if I wasn’t improving their portfolio in some way. It is a great way to improve skills, and build portfolios.

GlamModelz Magazine: Facial expressions are a big part of a photo session, how and where did you learn this?? Taylor Jordan: It is something that takes a lot of practice. I still have a lot to learn in this area. you really have to know your face and what it does. I can look in the mirror all day long and get the perfect face, but when you’re standing in front of a camera, it is whole different story. Confidence is key!

GlamModelz Magazine: How do you handle rejection? From photographers, agencies and your piers? Taylor Jordan: Rejection is a huge part of this industry! I literally took rejection after rejection for two weeks until I booked my first TF shoot. It is something that you really can’t let get you down. I’m sure Tyra had just as many rejections as I did when she first started!

Major Campaigns:

• Feature model for multiple glamour OKC photography club & OKC Photography club
• Feature model for Dallas glamour photography club
• Bad Kitty promo shoots
• Featured on Trixie’s website

Taylor Jordan’s Gallery:
 

To learn more about Glam Model Models Taylor Jordan, visit her websites: Model Mayhem | FaceBook,| FB Fan Page. The images of Taylor Jordan appearing in this interview were photographed by Photographer, Bill Richards (Okie Studios) Model Mayhem | Okie Studios | Face Book

A lot of you have been asking about my runway work and how to approach the fashion world about shooting on their runways. I’m thrilled you like my Runway work and the girls will be too!  To be quite honest, the Runway was an accident, an optical illusion. I had a shoot I had hoped to rush through a couple of looks, so I setup two shots in advance.

I started off with a ¼” x 4’ x 8’ panel from the Home Depot. I laid it on the floor, overlapping the backdrop by approximately 2 feet and proceeding off the backdrop into the room.  I taped a 3’ wide piece of silver window insulation to the center of the white panel.  I had intended to use the ripple, reflective effect for an art shot and then remove it for my second look.

Once I was happy with the light, I showed my model the image on the cameras LCD. She went crazy, exclaiming it looked much better than any of her runway shots in her port. To add the final touch I moved the backdrop strobes in a bit, so that they would be included in the shot.

To enhance the elevated illusion, even more I added a graduate (black/clear) shadow effect to each side of my white panel board in Photoshop. That was the only photoshop required on this project.

The reflective window film has long sense worn out. Personally I was not as happy with it as I am the carpet remnant that I am using now. My next project will be to add white Christmas tree lights to both sides of the white panel board

Enjoy, have fun, be creative
Dave

There is nothing quite like the feeling of watching a lovely young lady walk out of the makeup/styling room and then reeling with delight when I bask in a true example of artistry performed on her by a consummate professional. Such is the case with Naomi Herron, my primary MUA/Stylist at my Worcester, MA studio. Between her knowledge of my general tastes, her unerring ability to sense the direction my shoot plan will be heading, her superb evaluative skills in assessing the needs of the client, as well as her charm, enthusiasm and aplomb, Naomi is not only one of the most important parts of my business, she makes each and every shoot at which she is present at a delight. I once asked her to create a work of art on Chrissy Scobi’s makeup so sublime that, “when she comes out of the back, I want my heart to shatter into a million tiny shards, never to be reassembled”. An army of Humpty Dumpties couldn’t mend the pulverizing my chest took when I saw a level of loveliness that has never been equaled.

GlamModelz Magazine: What first got you interested in the artistry of makeup and hair design?   Naomi: I have always had a passion since I was young for makeup and hair. Shopping as a little girl I loved visiting all the makeup counters. It has always fascinated me how makeup can transform a person.

GlamModelz Magazine: How long have you been working in the beauty industry?   Naomi: Fresh out of high school I went for my cosmetology license and was working in a salon right away. It has been 9 years now.

GlamModelz Magazine: You style both bridal and model looks and I’m sure each requires a very different approach. What differences have you noticed?   Naomi: I find I can be more creative and artistic when working with models, especially in runway. Brides seem to be more reserved and want a timeless look that they will not regret when showing their grandkids wedding photos. I have had a few brides with themed weddings which allows the hair and makeup to be more dramatic, that is always fun!

GlamModelz Magazine: You do both hair and makeup styling. Which would you say is your forte, or which do you prefer?   Naomi: This is always a hard decision for me to make. I have to say, I get really excited about makeup, there is nothing like starting off with a fresh face and making it look completely different. However without the right hairstyle, the makeup is no good.

GlamModelz Magazine: Any advice for the beginner in the beauty design field?  Naomi: Always be willing to learn new techniques and new things. Even after 9 years, I’m still finding new tricks, and ways to improve my work. Also, network, network, network. The only way you’re going to get anywhere in this industry is by knowing the right people and making the right connections.

GlamModelz Magazine: What do you see as the big trend for makeup or hair this year? Any guess what next year’s trends might be?  Naomi: Neutral and natural seems to be where the off camera trend is. Less is more in this case. Having perfectly flawless skin with a subtle eye and soft lip. However, with that said, I dislike keeping to rules and trends of makeup. Makeup is meant to be fun and creative; the sky should be the limit.

GlamModelz Magazine: What would be your dream gig if you got the chance to do it?  Naomi: I would LOVE to do a hair and/or makeup for a movie production. How cool would it be to see your work on the big screen!

GlamModelz Magazine: What was the most bizarre request for makeup artistry you’ve received so far?   Naomi: I always go back to one of the first modeling gigs I had. A peacock feather shoot. It contained everything from crazy exotic colorful makeup to attaching real peacock feathers onto this models hair and clothes.

GlamModelz Magazine: When you’re not making people beautiful, what can we find you doing?  Naomi: Taking care of my two kids, Ethan and Mia. Family and friends are very important to us, so whenever we get free time, we are usually all spending it together.

Websites where your work can be seen and/or you can be contacted: https://www.facebook.com/E.MArtistry09

Models: Kesley Madison, Rachel Seeker, Kara Pittsley, Rebecca Ann, Shauna Noelle, Tanya Marietta, Samantha Eliza, Nikki Elisabeth, April Shailene, Photography by Rick Trottier – RJT Images