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People wanted to see more of the models from my magazines, and they wanted to see them for free. That…
A model can stay busy for years without building anything. Most of the time it isn't for lack of beauty…
An agency owner looked at a photographer's portfolio and saw his casting before she saw his lighting. A portfolio shows…
A client chose my studio because it felt like good value. That same instinct sent her to a cheaper photographer,…
For years I made work that drew an audience while the business around it belonged to someone else. On October…
The room, the people, and the feedback around you decide what feels normal. At some point, normal stops being enough.
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Popularity can open doors. What a model builds while those doors are open helps determine her choices when the attention…
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