Experience with Non-skilled ModelsExperience with Non-skilled Models
About a third of my models are women who have never had a nude photoshoot before. I meet them in all sorts of places: in cafés, on the street, at concerts, and, of course, on social media. I show them my work, suggest interesting photoshoot concepts, and discuss all the details. Some feel shy, some ask for time to think, while others agree immediately. It’s these photographs that, dear friends, you later see in our app.
I love sharing with you the beauty of unknown women from towns you may never have heard of. This keeps me inspired always to seek new faces.
Each model has her unique approach to nude photography. Some women feel free and confident in front of the camera, while others require a gentle approach. Factors like shyness, upbringing, and self-esteem can often make it difficult for them to relax during their first shoot. In such cases, I start with beautiful portraits, and when I feel that the model has become more comfortable, I suggest gradually removing a few pieces of clothing.
Beginners often don’t know how to pose, so I am always there to guide them. I help with choosing the right pose, where to look, and how to express emotions. I adjust clothes, accessories, hair, and so on. Our aim is not just to take photos, but to create beautiful, aesthetic, and sensual images, while avoiding any vulgarity.
A photoshoot with a new model usually takes about two hours. We spend around half an hour preparing: the model changes clothes, freshens up, gets acquainted with the location, and takes a few selfies to feel comfortable. Then, we have about an hour and a half left for the shoot itself, which is enough time to create a series of 14–18 shots.
It often happens that the model I work with for the first time comes back for more sessions, and it’s always a pleasure.
About a third of my models are women who have never had a nude photoshoot before. I meet them in all sorts of places: in cafés, on the street, at concerts, and, of course, on social media. I show them my work, suggest interesting photoshoot concepts, and discuss all the details. Some feel shy, some ask for time to think, while others agree immediately. It’s these photographs that, dear friends, you later see in our app.
I love sharing with you the beauty of unknown women from towns you may never have heard of. This keeps me inspired always to seek new faces.
Each model has her unique approach to nude photography. Some women feel free and confident in front of the camera, while others require a gentle approach. Factors like shyness, upbringing, and self-esteem can often make it difficult for them to relax during their first shoot. In such cases, I start with beautiful portraits, and when I feel that the model has become more comfortable, I suggest gradually removing a few pieces of clothing.
Beginners often don’t know how to pose, so I am always there to guide them. I help with choosing the right pose, where to look, and how to express emotions. I adjust clothes, accessories, hair, and so on. Our aim is not just to take photos, but to create beautiful, aesthetic, and sensual images, while avoiding any vulgarity.
A photoshoot with a new model usually takes about two hours. We spend around half an hour preparing: the model changes clothes, freshens up, gets acquainted with the location, and takes a few selfies to feel comfortable. Then, we have about an hour and a half left for the shoot itself, which is enough time to create a series of 14–18 shots.
It often happens that the model I work with for the first time comes back for more sessions, and it’s always a pleasure.
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