Since first taking up a DSLR a few years ago I’ve been taking scattered
phases of mentorships and workshops with pro photographers to learn more
about it.
Initially I was mostly concerned with using it as a means of purely
reference. I would draw and paint from the photos (an approach taught
to me by a handful of master book cover illustrators — IMC)
It made me the odd-ball of the smaller classes. Most of the
photographers I met tried to do as little post-production on their work
as possible.
A lot of the workshops included photographing a professional
glamour/dancer/fashion model of some kind. I would provide some of the
photos at the end of the workshop if they requested them.
As some of the models I worked with fleshed out their model agency
profiles my photography started showing up in their portfolios.
I only started photography as a means of building my own references and
understanding how to manipulate lighting. I think it’s a really great
honor that they deem my photos worthy enough for their agency
portfolios.
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