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Yeah I understand. I love my 50 f/1.8 on the 5DII but never really wanted to use it on the 7D, 30D
Aharami
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finbarqs
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getting ready to take it off....
another blonde...
she wasn't too happy with what was about to happen to her...
All in all, I don't think I can post anymore! I don't know if you consider those women 'hot' or not... but hey, beauty is in the eye of my beholder!
finbarqs
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easy. I meet them. Tell them I'm a talent scout, and I can get them jobs that can pay them anywhere from $1,000 to $5,000 a day.
Then I tell them that I need to take pictures and a video of them to show them to producers that will hire them, which also leads them to finally to perform various acts to show off their "talent".
Then I tell them that I need to take pictures and a video of them to show them to producers that will hire them, which also leads them to finally to perform various acts to show off their "talent".
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A lot of girls are willing to model nude. When I photograph women it's art. It's not some perverted sport. I let the models know that and then I prove it to them by doing lingerie or swimsuit shoots with them. THen when we're planing the next shoot a lot of times they'll ask to do one for fun. They specifically ask that the pictures never leave my possession.
Sometimes I'll propose doing a nude shoot.
That's how you do it.
Tristicus
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BeauJangles
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Right now with work and school i'v been doing some commercial photography work on the side. Just got a small job with a sorority to shoot some advertisements. I'm super excited
How did you break into doing commercial stuff? I've had a few small things here and there, but I'm looking to really step up into making photography a bigger source of income for me (or at least a hobby that pays for itself!).
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Knowing local business owners helps a lot. My first couple of shoots I did by telling the customer that if they didn't like the picture they didn't have to pay me. In fact I still do that. I also charge next to nothing. I charge them $18 - $25 an hour. This includes the shoot and post processing. It's ends up only costing them about $100 - $150 + other crap like models props makeup. The bigger the client the more per hour i charge them.
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