Please support the blog by hitting the follower button. On PC it's on the top right of the page and on mobile it's on the sidebar. When starting fashion/beauty photography you will find it hard to create images that stand out, nevermind turning the head of publishers. This short post will go over the process of broadcasting your work to a wider audience by getting your photography published in various fashion magazines. This is aimed more at veteran portrait photographers rather than beginners. The reason for this is generally photographers with more experience with shooting and editing will be able to produce images closer to what is desired by publishers over amateur work. Kavyar This is a website where you can send submissions to various magazines all around the world. I would say this is the most straightforward and direct method of getting your work exposure. With the free version, you get 10 submissions in a month which can be sent to various publishers for prints, web e...
Please support the blog by hitting the follower button. On PC it's on the top right of the page and on mobile it's on the sidebar. How to pose models When initially starting to shoot portrait photography, It can be quite an intimidating experience directing models. With a genre of photography such as this, you need to jump straight into the deep end. Start asking around in your area for models who want to work TFP (time for prints). This will allow you to build experience without investing anything but your time. Once you have practiced standard poses extensively you will always have poses to fall back on when on a shoot. Basic poses These types of poses will be seen everywhere, from social media to fashion magazines. Sometimes the more simplistic an image is, the better it becomes. These images are classics that are great to thicken up your portfolio and can be expected by certain clients. Even if you are on a shoot for specific shots, it’s still good to get them basic shots,...