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Curious to hear your thoughts! Am now 35 and feeling like it's time to go a new direction, thinking more classy and mature but still want to keep it chic. Would love to hear your critiques and suggestions as it's time for a refresh and rebrand as I have been on hiatus, busy with life these last couple years and haven't kept up with fashion or the latest trends AT ALL.
Thank you in advance for any and all feedback!  Mar 12 24 10:14 am Link Heather Carr wrote: I think you have a very versatile look. If you're interested, I'd be happy to shoot some old Hollywood style portraits with you. Something like this...
Mar 29 24 01:16 pm Link Seems like you already made a big change with the dark hair. It's quite a different look than the blonde. Mar 31 24 02:45 pm Link I worked at a commercial agency for a bit last year - I guess my first question would be, just glancing at your portfolio - what's your current hair color? Do you have digitals with your current hair? I think considering your age, I'd recommend something a touch more commercial vs the recommended more glam - especially in a market like LA. I'd recommend signing up to casting partner or something like that & looking for commercial jobs, a lot of work can be made easily in that market! Depends on if you act at all as well but either way, I'd make sure your book is updated with images that are current & look like you, very little to no natural retouching, natural lighting, etc. My two cents! Apr 01 24 10:19 am Link Maybe make a transition to motion / acting? I had some good collabs in L.A. and NYC for some fashion films -- but interested in revisiting this again recently. Maybe this time with some dialogue. Link on my profile, would be curious to hear your feedback as well! Apr 03 24 05:09 pm Link I would get away from standard model expressions. Your face triggered an image of Susan Hayward. Google images of her. Very few "model" expressions. May 08 24 11:31 am Link Beautiful portfolio. In all honesty, it's a matter of what you want in the long run, how you want to be remembered, and if you can get away with it. LOL You still have to stand out, unless you want to look like every other model out here. If you want to see a weird phenomenon, you don't have to be the prettiest or have the best technical photos, but if you have a prolific career, you might be considered quite beautiful or quite sexy amongst photographers. It's bizarro world, yes, but that's basic human dynamics. May 22 24 02:49 pm Link EdBPhotography wrote: Damn fine photo's. would love to know more about your lighting setup Jul 18 24 09:30 am Link Hmm Well the Straight black hair give me a 70's retro vibe. something like Cher in those days. Why not pick one of her many themed looks and copy it. Jul 18 24 09:38 am Link It's my standard suggestion but I think it applies - I would recommend studying a lot of portfolios for inspiration and contacting the relevant parties to arrange a shoot if you find a look you really want to go for. You have a strong portfolio and that makes change difficult... Sep 11 24 01:57 pm Link I think the image with the Polaroid camera, should be your guide. There is purpose implied in that image, and not so much in your other images. The viewer wants something to indicate what the photo is all about. Try to do more of that kind of thing. Mar 29 25 07:32 am Link I think You are stunning just the way you are . But You need to work with better Photographers Jun 01 25 09:01 am Link |
