Blogs review.
If you want to become a model you should always start with research on
modelling industry. You should know the big names – of modelling
agencies, photographers, models and designers. Your work as a model is
closely tied to fashion, you should keep track of current trends; many
famous models are known for being fashion icons and trendsetters, so
you should also work out your own style and be informed on what is
‘hot’ in the fashion world.
That’s why Models Connect did this research for You! We are going to
feature the most interesting, most informative, most inspiring BLOGs
dedicated to fashion, modelling and photography. Do take time to read,
these people know what they are talking about.
Watch this space!
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Model Go-See
Q: What or who is your greatest inspiration?
A: For life in general - my mum. For fashion photography - Nick Knight.
Q: Why are you interested in fashion/modelling/photography?
A: I'm a professional photographer because I really love images. I love viewing them and I love creating them. When I was growing up I always wanted to be an illustrator - but then I discovered photography and was immediately attracted to the technical nature of the photographic process. For me it's like the perfect mix of science and art.
I became interested in fashion photography as a student at design school
when I realised that it was an area of the commercial photography market that allowed photographers a greater amount of creative freedom.
Q: How would you describe your style?
A: Minimal and clean.
Q: Did your blog help you in your career?
A: Hard to say. It probably hasn't had much of an impact yet.
Q: What do you like to do in your free time? - apart from blogging
obviously!
A: Hang out with my girlfriend, watch a movie or read a good book – anything that doesn't involve looking at a computer screen.
Q: What is your advice for young people who are interested in a career
in fashion/modelling/photography?
A: For photography; to succeed you need to be prepared to work hard... really hard. The fashion industry is now flooded with talented photographers, so just having some natural talent is not enough - not if you want to actually make a living and survive in a ridiculously competitive market.
Young people seeking a career in photography should take time to learn about the business of photography (marketing, pricing, negotiating, copyright, licensing, etc) first and foremost. It's this knowledge that will ultimately determine whether or not they stay in business long enough to actually develop a real career.
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