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I had the honor & privilege of being interviewed by “The Image Doctors” for their podcast.  We talked in great detail about how to prepare to shoot Boudoir Photography from start to finish.  From the initial phone call from the client to the final output of images, and everything in between.  Jason and Rick are true pros and know the business of photography.  I hope you enjoy the podcast.  As you know if any of you have any questions please email us and we will try to answer them as best we can.  Click the link below to listen!

Boudoir Interview with “The Image Doctors”

Image Doctors:  Hey everyone & welcome to the Image Doctors.  This is episode 110 for Feb 4^th, 2010.  I am Jason Odell and I am Rick Walker & today’s podcast we are going to devote the entire time to really fun interview with really fun guy.  We thoroughly enjoyed this interview.   It’s with Tony Mandarich & probably there will be some of you that instantly recognize that name and some of you are saying I’ve heard that name but I don’t know why.  So why don’t we, without further ado, go ahead & jump in to the interview.  But, one of the things we are going to be talking about in the interview, in addition to the interesting career that Tony  had prior to becoming a professional photographer, we will talk a little bit about Boudoir photography, working with models, and things like that which is something we really have never done on this podcast. And it‘s perfect for coming up on Valentines .. there’s a bunch of things coming up, so without any further hesitation, let’s get Tony on the phone.  Welcome, Tony to the show, thanks for joining us on the Image Doctors

Tony:  Thanks for having me guys,

Image Doctors:    We really appreciate it.  Any time that we can get an interview with a photographer, take time out of your day, it’s always a pleasure for us to meet new people, and expose our listening audience to new subjects in photography.        We wanted to start off a little today with the way you got into photography, because unlike most of us you probably didn’t start off thinking I’m going to be a photographer, your position is a little different.

Tony: no. no, yah, when I was 11 I was like, you know what, I want to play in the NFL, I want to be a professional football player and it wasn’t a photographer but as time and I grew up and you  find out and you have life experiences, do things  that shape you, things that you lean toward, but  photography was always one of those things but the question for me was like how did they do that shot, whether it was a landscape  or whether it was a picture of a person, and I always thought what  was curious for me was how did they make that shot look like that … so you have to kind of reverse engineer it right?  either find the person or ask the professionals and then they reverse engineer it there and they say so this is where the light is coming from, and probably it was shot at this time of day and there is so much too it with  composition, angle, where you are coming from, you know, and I mean as you guys know you can shoot something at high noon and make it look like it’s night.  You know!

Image Doctors:  yah, so for our listeners who are not aware Tony wanted to be an NFL football player because he’s probably the one guy I know who is big enough to be an NFL football player..(laughter) so what  are you 6’7’, huh, Tony?

Tony:  oh 6’5’, oh and you know, a skinny 305

Image Doctors:  exactly, and mean.   As we were talking before hand, I saw your name on FaceBook and it immediately rang a bell with me because that name seems really familiar because in the 1980’s when I was in high school, at the time, and in the late 80’s I had a subscription to Sports Illustrated… and there is a very famous photo of you on the cover of Sports Illustrated because you were actually playing in the NFL for a few years, is that correct?

Tony:  Yah, I ended up being drafted in 1989 by Green Bay and spent four years there was there until ‘92, was out of the league for three years and then came back to play in ‘96 at Indianapolis and played there until the last season I played was ‘98 and I retired in ‘99. So I was lucky enough to play my last year in Green Bay with Bret Favre and then my last two seasons at Indianapolis with Peyton Manning and a bunch of those other guys Marvin Harrison and  Edgerton James   some of those guys will be hall of famers; it was great really a dream come true for me.  Because, you know, like I said at age 11 I had made a decision, you know what?  I want to play in the NFL, that was what I wanted to do, and obviously with a lot of work and a lot of preparation and a lot of  luck and not being hurt and just taking the right avenue, I was lucky enough to get drafted and really live that dream out.  It had its ups and downs , if anybody  knows the history of my career, it  had some pretty low lows but it had some pretty high highs, and it ended on a really high note and so now I can’t believe I’ve been retired for 11 years, it just makes me feel old.

Image Doctors:  (laughter)  We know that feeling , by the way.  And you put out a book last year, correct?

Tony: Yah, it came out last March, March of 09 and it‘s called “My Dirty Little Secrets   Steroids, Alcohol and God”  and it’s really, just  a really pretty candid, honest  recollection of what happened behind the scenes , a lot of this stuff the fans did not know about, really taking ownership of my faults and the things that I did wrong and really a cautionary tale for any athlete, high school football player, really any athlete, any kid that is contemplating  on using steroids or drugs in general, because a big part of my problem was painkillers,  prescription pain killers which you kind of feel like, well it’s not a street drug, it’s not cocaine, it’s not an illegal drug and you kind of rationalize it and you have to be really careful that you don’t get hooked to start using it.

Image Doctors: Yah, I recall Brett Favre had a similar issue

Tony:  Yah, he did and I think he had that issue three years after I was already with Indianapolis so you know I could totally relate to what he was going through.

Image Doctors: Yah, and it’s not unique to professional athletes either, it’s a much broader thing.   I’m curious, you know going from a career like you had in football into photography, that’s a very big change.  Now you mentioned  interests at an early point, so that was probably something that was always out there, but  what made you decide to move into photography as a profession?

Tony:  Well, you know it’s probably one of my biggest passions, and you  know I had a 35 MM DSLR  but having one and knowing how to use one are two different things.   In Green Bay I had one, you know I took shots and would be like, I don’t get it, why is this too dark or why is this too light or why is this not looking the way I want it to look?  In the olden days like then when you had to use film it was a whole different process.  I did not have a darkroom, I took it to a place to be developed.  And at that time I was so busy with football that it kind of took a second seat and when I got to Indy in 1995 or 6 and Sony came out with a camera called the Sony Mavericka .  It was a digital camera and it recorded on a 3 ½” floppy disc.

Image Doctors:  Yah I had a friend that had one.

Tony: You put the floppy disc in the camera, you talk about simple, you take the shot, you take the floppy, just put it in your computer and it’s there.  It sounds like this is pretty cool, and so I started getting much more serious about it at that point when the digital was in the infancy of digital, and it fascinated me, and then some of the post production stuff that you could do, at that point, I was like it was kind of cool!  Except if I were to look back at that stuff now it’s like I thought, you know over –saturated something by plus 50 …

Image Doctors:  I think we all went through that stage

Tony:  Thank God that there was not like online portfolios that you put your stuff on, and say “hey, look what I can do!”   (chuckles)  But you know you go through that and it is part of the learning process  I think because it lets you know  hey this over does it, or this under does it with this desaturates   or your contrast or your curves or whatever you are dealing with the levels in Photoshop or whatever editing you’re using for post production.  And you know I started, at that time I dated a girl in Indianapolis that did local modeling, and I would go with her to some of these photo shoots by these photographers.  These photographers were shooting for their own portfolios and they would have lights and everything  and cameras, nice cameras, and in between shots or when they were done with a set  I would just have my girlfriend hold up for 5 minutes and I would just take some shots with my  point & shoot or my Mavericka, just to take some shots for fun so we would have the shots.  Well, when she would get her shots back from the photographer, and I would compare them against my shots, the photographers shots were definitely better than mine, but they were not that much better!  So we kind of looked at it and you know, I was not that far off; well I watched him do it because I was there, and I watched the way he moved the lights, and where he put things and his composition and what he was using and about the only thing I didn’t know because I didn’t want to bother the photographer was what aperture he was shooting at and all that other stuff, so that is really how it started to evolve and then as years went by the digital got better and better and now out of this world significantly better and things you can do obviously things you can do with digital that you never could do with film you know adjusting your color temperature, there are purists that will say you could adjust how you wanted the color temperature to look by doing certain things or by buying certain film, but you know you couldn’t just go to color temperature and  take it to 6700 kelvin (?) or to 4000 kelvin depending on what’s going on and just shoot it.  I mean the flexibility is just absolutely unbelievable.  So that piqued my interest and got me going, and then I got tired of shooting that girl, so I got rid of her, (laughter) and then, whether you guys want to cut that out it’s up to you two!

Image Doctors:  I think we’ll leave it in for a bit of color.  I like it.  I had a friend who once told me that when I said where is your girlfriend … he said oh, I fired her!

Tony:  So, then what happened, was, you know you are so in that phase of , hey look, I would love to shoot Victoria secret models, and I would love to shoot Playboy style,  or I would love to shoot that beautiful Boudoir style,.  And you know there is a HUGE difference between shooting that raunchy and sleazy or shooting that classy and beautiful making the woman look absolutely stunning.  But, there was so little knowledge in how to do it that I was really overwhelmed on it, so you don’t even do it, because how are you going to do this because are you going to look like a fool.  I always had that concern that am I going to look stupid in front of this girl, you know I don’t know how to direct her to pose, or how to light, so I knew that I had a huge learning curve to do this before I got  started really getting serious about it.  So then what I kind of veered towards was landscape photography, because the trees can’t talk back to you.

Image Doctors:  Right, they are not going to say you are an idiot.

Tony:  The mountains and rivers and lakes aint going to talk back.  But you learn a lot with that too, and it was very important and I love landscape photography and you know, my wife and I now, she is a special photographer and she’s been shooting for close to 20 years now, and just to give you a brief history on her, she shot mostly weddings and seniors until I came into the picture and I said “You know shooting weddings and seniors is great, but I’m not shooting weddings and seniors, I’ll shoot models, or advertising photography, or commercial photography or  lifestyle photography.  So that kind of steered her away from that because I think she saw that it was more interesting.  I think there is a certain bit of insanity with wedding photography, because you have to deal with the bride, the bride’s mom, and it’s a pretty important day so, there’s pros and cons to everything , and I tip my hat off to wedding photographers because the stuff they have to deal with is unbelievable..  you know not only do they have to shoot , but you have to shoot it the way they want it and sometimes your vision of what they say is different than their vision of what they say.  So we’ve done a few weddings, but they’ve been actually pretty interesting because  they’ve been weddings of clients how have already been our clients say for commercial photography and then  they say, “Hey can you shoot our wedding…”  and one wedding was, I don’t want to say it was a biker wedding, but it was a custom bike builder who got married, so even his wedding was fairly unique because the people there were just awesome, the characters and a bunch of short mini skirts, it was just perfect!  And I was like if there was ever a wedding I want to shoot, this is it.

Image Doctors:  By the way, we’ll just mention that we’ve looked at a lot of the images in your galleries and Jason has one of them up right now so if we happen to drift off and we aren’t talking you will know that we are looking closely.

Tony:   Are we doing an interview?

Image Doctors:  I’ve got to say that you’ve learned it, the lighting, the poses, everything is just fantastic.

Tony:  Thank you, I appreciate that, and you know it did not happen over night.  It took a lot of work and you know a lot of collaboration, and my wife and I, we pretty much work as a team.  There are definitely strengths that she has in photography that are way stronger than mine, one of them being how to pose a girl, and I think that when she was younger she modeled, and then her being on both sides of the camera has helped, and I’ve learned from talking with her  about that,  the basic lighting, I learned from her, that lighting was for good exposure and that was it because that was all she needed to know for wedding and portraits.  What happened when we moved to Phoenix 6 years ago, I assisted a photographer for a whole year, a guy named Paul Marco, he’s one of the nationally known commercial, and advertising  photographer, he’s fantastic guy.  And do you know what?  He had no secrets to hide.  It was like he saw how passionate I was about it, and he said this is how I do it and this is how this works…  he wasn’t threatened by “oh my gosh, this guy is going to take clients away from me or anything like that.”  He said, you know what, you can have the best camera, and have the best lighting equipment and you can have the best looking model, but the bottom line is you still have to shoot it, you still have to direct it and you still have to eye it, and your eye is different than my eye, and what comes out of your head is going to be so different than what comes out of my head.  The definition of beautiful to you is probably different than the definition of beautiful to me.  The same with my wife, my wife shoots  the same girl that I shoot in the same lighting, and her definition of beautiful and sexy is way different than my definition of beautiful and sexy, and my definition has a lot more edge to it,  where hers has a lot more softness and beauty to it.  So it’s great for the client because they get the best of both worlds.  And it is interesting when the client at the end of the day or the following week when they pick the certain images that need to get edited  interesting because they usually lean toward one of the styles, it could either be hers or sometimes it’s mine.  Let’s say they pick 10 pictures they want done and 10 are hers and 2 are mine or vice versa because they just like a certain style, and they have no idea which one of us shot what.  And that is kind of the trend that we’ve noticed, and it’s good for the client because it gives them the best of both worlds in that aspect.

Image Doctors:  I have to believe that with the number of shoots you’ve done by this point you probably have kind of a generalized process that you use mentally just to guide yourselves both in terms of how you start working with the model, how you talk with them, interact with them, get them comfortable, and then how you get the shot set up and how you decide on your lighting.  Could you give us some insight into that whole process?

Tony:  Yes, absolutely, and you know, I’ll just give you the process from this last week.  A girl calls us, and says she wants photographs for her husband for Valentine’s Day.  She’s seen our website and she’s gone through it and yah da yah da so okay, take pictures off of our website, right click them and save them in a folder.  Surf the internet, I don’t know where you surf, whether you surf Victoria Secret or whatever kind of style or image you like.  Surf the Internet, grab the pictures that you like, that you want to emulate.  And we told them, you don’t need to know why you like them, just let us know that you like them and that’s what you want, because what it does for us is, again, we’ll start reverse engineering, look at the composition and how the pose is, where the light is coming from, what style they like, and that really helps us a ton, when you get back to that point of the girl wants sexy shots for her husband.  Well my definition of sexy is probably different from her definition of sexy.  So that’s why we say “show me” what you think is sexy, and that helps us plan for the shoot.  One of the biggest things a girl, I’d say maybe 30% of our girls that we shoot will go, kind of be, not really be argumentative about it, but will say “I don’t need a makeup artist and I don’t need a hairstylist.”   Then we say “If you want this to look awesome, hire the artist, we’ve got the makeup artist and the hairstylist, we’ve got several of them that we use, and there are one or two that are our favorites.”  And we tell them “it makes a difference” and out of those 20 or 30% that opt not to pay that extra $250 or $400 depending on how long we shoot them for the makeup artists, at the end almost 100% of them regret it, because they say well why doesn’t it look as good.  Well it’s because there wasn’t a makeup artist there and we do our best, because there’s two of us shooting .  We do our best to make sure, you know, that if a collar is flipped out and it shouldn’t be flipped out, that we correct that during the shoot.  But when we are concentrating on the photography part, the makeup artist almost doubles as a wardrobe person so she will go, look at something and say but that doesn’t look just right, let me fix her hair, let me do this.  Something is sticking out of the back of her shirt and doesn’t look just right or whatever, so the makeup artist is crucial, a hairstylist, luckily we have a couple of girls that do both.  So we always tell the girl that it is crucial that you get this if you want the best possible image.  And then we get the images from them that they like, I’d say half the time we will meet with the girl before the shoot, it might be a week or two or three before the shoot, again just to go over the things, to go over our existing website, and she’ll be yes I like this, no I don’t like this, this kind of style really does it for me.  And then we tell them, bring way more wardrobe than you think you’ll need, because we can sit there, then we have options to pick and choose.  Then we tell them, there is actually a post we did a few days ago on our blog, on the Mandarich Models Blog that kind of like a check list of do’s and don’ts in preparing for one of our photo shoots.  The day of the shoot, shower in the morning, don’t wear any makeup, don’t put anything in your hair, don’t wear anything tight, don’t wear a bra,  wear a loose sweatshirt, loose sweats  so there are no lines embedded in your skin.  If you could do a pedicure and manicure the day before, it helps, at the end of the day, those little details help.  You start talking details like hair and makeup, getting your nails done correctly, all these things accumulative add up into getting as good a shot as you can get.  One of the things we discourage is the self tanner stuff, because it is blotchy.  Regular tanning is fine, whether the tanning booth or outside, but don’t do the rub-on or the spray tan a couple days or the day of the shoot because it looks blotchy.  You know little tricks like that we always encourage our girls to bring an escort with them, to feel more comfortable, a friend that they can feel comfortable with.  We encourage them NOT to bring their boyfriends or husbands, because all of a sudden you have a second photographer telling them (laughter.  Image Doctor:   Back seat photography. .) and that was me, that was me years ago, but  I went for the security reason, for my old girlfriend, obviously I didn’t hype in to say hey you should shoot it this way or this way because I didn’t know anything, and it wasn’t my place.   But sometimes you’ll get, we will shoot a girl for her portfolio and her boyfriend will come with her, and he starts directing on this is what I think you should do, so I just stop and I give him a camera, and say “go ahead and shoot it” (lots of laughter) and it kind of shuts them up pretty quick because they don’t even know where the shutter is, right?   And there is a whole checklist of things we continue to go over, but that’s really the methodology.  And then the day of the shoot  we just tell them to make sure they get enough sleep the night before, if you are really stressed it is going to show in the pictures, try to be relaxed, try to be yourself,  try to be at comfort, and we tell the girls if there is a shot , or if you are planning on doing any kind of classy moods or anything like that, if you are uncomfortable with a guy being there, let us know, because Char  can shoot it, my wife, she can shoot the main part of the female,  because I can set up all the lights, I do as much work as I can, so Char has the least amount of work to do after, then I just, you know, go check my email , or something, and let them shoot it  girls that we shoot that are lingerie that feel uncomfortable with a guy being there shooting, because they are  shooting it for their husband, and that their husband might be uncomfortable knowing that there was another guy there, so we get all that out in the open weeks before so we know and so she feels less threatened.  In our case, there is nothing to be threatened about but there are photographers out there in an amateur status that have raised that as a cause of concern with some of these models, when you hear  some horror stories and things like that where the guy started hitting on the model , you know but that is poor.  If you want to do that go to match.com, right?  Use a dating website, don’t use photography.  So, we try to make the girl feel as comfortable as possible, and I would say that 5 to 7% of the girls will feel that way and will say that they are more comfortable with just the girls being in the room and shooting.  95% of them are totally fine, and you know if somebody would ask me that question I would say it would maybe be a 60–40 but 95% of them are fine and I think in our case, one of the reasons they are fine with it is that this is a process about photography and they start to see how much work goes into it with preparation and setting up the lights, setting up the meetings before, giving them lists of do’s and don’ts, do this don’t  do that to prepare for the shoot, and they start to see that we really are interested in giving them the best possible images so the threat of this guy seeing me in lingerie isn’t there, where it might be in other cases where the guy is meeting her in a hotel room and whatever, you know?

Image Doctors:  Yah, how long does a normal shoot take, start to finish, from when they arrive to when they depart?

Tony:  Depending on the package, we have a lunch hour package which is basically one look, one back ground, no makeup artist, if you aren’t hiring one, which is half to one-third of your time, (girl being prepped—these are the four basic shots we will be doing; what makes the most sense for these shots?  Then the make-up artist has to do the work.) She has to do the most time effective work; let’s say we do a portrait, and she decides it makes sense to do that first, before she has to start going crazy with the more elaborate stuff, lots of beauty work on her face, makeup and hair.  You don’t want to do the big makeup first and then the casual stuff where she has to scrape off all the makeup.  The lunch hour session will take about two hours because of setup; hour or hour and a half for the girl; one outfit, she lays out the outfit; we make suggestions and ask her what she would like; we talk.  We shoot it and that usually gets about 200–300 pics that she can choose from.  Then if you go to our full day package, which is an 8 hour shoot, 99% of them get a makeup artist who is here all day, shoot four or five series; if she’s fast, we’ll shoot  6–7-8 series if there isn’t any time constraint.

Image Doctors:  You were talking a little bit about them feeling comfortable, and I have to believe there is a big psychological aspect to all this, and how to make things come across well.  Is there anything you have found that work particularly well with your models, that you do to get their comfort level up?

Tony:  Yeah, the comfort level and details and variables matter.  If you have a website or portfolio on a modeling site, what you put in that portfolio, not just images that carry the most weight, make the profile non threatening.  Make it real; mention there is always another female there.  Encourage her to bring another female or escort with her (boyfriend, husband, dad or best friend); that lets her know that she can be less threatened.  She is encouraged to bring security.  So how you write your copy on your site matters.  Meeting with her before the shoot, starting to build relationship, letting her know that you want the best images, our main motive.  You want her to say, “Man!  I can’t believe this is me.  It looks so great!”  I look for vibes of feeling threatened.  As soon as you meet with her, 15 minutes or an hour, they realize this is business; what we are trying to do is get the best possible product for what they want.  We work to eliminate the threat.  I think our approach puts them at ease.  For us it’s being real and saying, hey look, let’s try this and this and once they see this is about preparation and business, not me getting half-naked in front of this guy; they start to see that was my perception that I was concerned about, but now they see there’s a lot more to this work.

Image Doctors:  Absolutely.  Theme I’m picking up here, and it’s just excellent, and it applies all the way around, is that level of detail and preparedness that you bring to the table here, whether it’s a wedding or something else, they are a little bit hesitant to ..  they see the price for the package, and think ..  my husband has a camera or my best friend has a camera.. how hard can that be?  And they’ll give me a CD for free.  There’s no prep or work in that; even if you have the lights, there’s no work in that.  You guys have a studio environment, right?

Tony:  It depends on what the style of shoot is.  60% of the shoots are done in our house, because of environment..  furniture, walls, stuff on the walls, piano..  day to day things .. neat looking doors…  in a studio, if a girl wants that Playboy style or that lingerie style,  there’s a lot of setup.  Have to set up the atmosphere.  We do a lot of that; most are either done at our house or their house.  They may have a beautiful home perfect for shooting.  Warm Colors and tones, depending on the style of product they want.  If she is looking for a clean look, solid background and colors, then we’re definitely in the studio.  Send us the pics you like off the Internet, make a folder of 15–20 images…  if 17 of those pics have a solid color background, then we need to be in the studio.  If they have environmental stuff (staircase, bed w/satin sheets, windows) then we’re at our house or hers.  A lot of that depends on what they want.  We tell her pick the images that do it for you.  Pick the pics off the Internet that make you say, OMYGOSH I love this image.  You don’t have to analyze it; we’ll do that; we just have to know what you like, not why you like it.

Image Doctors:  Jason keeps bringing up pages on your website and it keeps distracting us..  (laughter)..  Your lighting is very nice.  Are there certain types of lighting you gravitate to?  Lighting modifiers?

Tony:  The first thing we look at is what images she likes  –broken record here. It’s not what I like; it’s what she likes; I like warm tones, sexy, ..  we usually have one main light..  my favorite shooting is with one light.. getting that beautiful dramatic look. But it depends on how you want the pic to feel; there are variables involved; key light to get that catch in her eye to get most or half of her lit up, then we’ll do a rim light or hair light—45 degree angle of the opposite end of where the main light is; so if you have the subject in front of you, then 45 degrees to left is main light shooting at her; behind her is the other light shooting at her back or side of her body, you can do a soft box to get more of the body or you can do a scoop to get more of the rim like on her hair, different color gels to get different themes and outfits..  one of the girls is a 37 year old fitness model, mother of four, body is incredible; flew in from Baltimore; we did photo shoot with her; she was absolutely outstanding; her second photo shoot ever; very confident; she knew she had a good body and was grounded which makes it so much easier to work with her.  We got that main light, got the soft box with a hot pink gel ..  we do a series of 50–60 pics, takes the gel off and do more pics without the gel.. gives it a totally different feel but you’ve made an adjustment in 2 seconds; make the light more specific on top or back or her hair..  add scoop of the grid or beauty dish with the grid to make a more specific spot; sometimes we add warming gel to make hair more gold; depends on outfit, background, add other elements..  smoke machine/fog machine..  little big of fog in the background,  blurry, adds to pic and mood of pic; a lot of girls love it; some don’t; love the feel of how dreamy it looks; shoot video in Internet marketing business; shoot behind the scenes stuff; have lights then for video;  it’s a $1000 set for lighting for videos; we’ll use strobes; we’ll use continuous lights that we use for video; if we take a shot and look at it in viewfinder, to see if it looks good; look for dead spots that don’t look good; sometimes it’s too dark in background, will take a continuous light behind her, up or down or side, you can control all that stuff with how broad it is, how tight it is; shape the light and fill voids so pic looks better; it’s all subjective; ‘what do you like’… wife and I will look at an image and she will say it looks great, and I will see something that needs to be changed, or vice versa.  I’ll be, like, No, it’s completely off..  some head-butting there, but this is art.. subjective so there’d better be different views.  There’s a core of it that is the same.  But what I think looks great might look horrible to you.

Image Doctors:  Right!  Most of our listeners use Nikon stuff, but we have a core that shoots with Canons.  You’re a Canon shooter right?

Tony:  Right.  And as Canon shooters, we pray for you Nikon people.  (laughter).  No, I’m kidding.  Listen, it’s like Nikon and Canon are like saying Mercedes and BMW.  Both are pretty dang good.  My two cents?  Four-five years ago Nikon was WAY behind high end/SRL stuff. Canon laid an egg with the Mark 3 and Nikon really started kicking butt.  And that was good.  The competition it creates between the two makes it better for us as photographers.

Image Doctors:  Absolutely.  It is the photographer that matters.  What are you using these days in terms of bodies and for the shots you are using, what lens are you using?

Tony:  We have the Canon 1DS Mark 2, four years old.  That camera will have to be replaced here soon, maybe by the Mark 4, but we’ll have to see the reviews on the Mark 4; again, the Mark 3 didn’t do that good; the one I use the most is the 5DMark2; I absolutely love that camera; it’s very affordable.  That Mark 2 five years ago was $8000 bucks.  When we’re talking about spending for photography, and that’s just the body, they say the Mark4 (premier camera) will be selling for $5k.  The price of technology has come down; so the 5D was $2500; it puts out images that are outstanding; prices are coming down; the sensor is great; I have friends shooting with a Nikon and images coming out of those cameras are absolutely awesome.

Image Doctors:  I’ve had a chance to use the 5DMark2, awesome camera.. nice package.

Tony:   Yah.  I love it.. it’s easy to handle. I got the extra battery pack with grip.  So you have the vertical shutter.  For lenses 70–200 2.8 lens which I really like for shooting boudoir stuff; you can be backed off the model 25–30 feet and shoot at that shallow aperture and get awesome images; we also use a 35–350 Canon lens.  We have an 85mm fixed 1.2 which we use a lot for portraits.  It’s the sharpest lens I’ve ever used; can shoot an upclose portrait 1.8 or 1.4 aperture and have one eyeball in focus and one out.  Range is absolute incredible.  24–105 one of my favorite lens.  We used it in a hair salon I call it ‘Salon Girl’; almost a pinup pic; go to our glamour photo gallery, a pic from that series is there..  second row, second photo; it’s like a pin-up, girl holding a book, checkered floor; we’d just purchased that lens and shot with it that day.  One of the best shots I’ve ever taken was that day in this series; checkered floor, angle was right, lighting was right; screwed up.. in background on floor, could see power pack and cables; but my wife is so good with Photoshop, you’d never know it!  She got rid of it all! (laughter)

Image Doctors:  Going back to preparedness, people still don’t understand what happens on the back end.  Retouching can be really important.

Tony:  Yes, it’s just as important.  The less you have to retouch the better.  Ultimate compliment with post production, nobody ever says that was retouched.  You want to make it look as good as possible without retouching and making it obvious you did Photoshop.  The biggest no-no is to make the skin too smooth or whites of eyes too white or teeth too white.  Ridiclourly white.  Fine line between that stuff.  But it’s a big part of game; go to our boudoir gallery…  three rows down, second pic over; same girl twice in same pic; that’s two different pics w/same background, and one, she is looking down and one she’s looking ; up; taken seconds apart; hold everything the same and bring her eyes to me; look at her hands—identical; hair—identical; mirrored image; eyes are up in second pic; I flipped the pic and layered it in in Photoshop and blended it in.  Someone may see that and hate it.  I love it.  I think it looks cool.  I don’t do that all that time, but i love this one. It’s a matter of learning what you like and how much experience you have in Photoshop and know what options you have.

Image Doctors:  We’ll put links to your multiple web sites..  facebook.com/imagedoctors.  Briefly mention what your sites are.

Tony:  www.mandarichmodels.com is our female photography site with page for male models.

Image Doctors:  Somehow Jason and I forgot to look at the males.  (laughter)

Tony:  95 % of our models are female ; we shoot male models fitness and male models also if they want to hire us.  Mandarich Models site is more boudoir, lingerie, building model portfolios, pointing out what we do so models can read it.  Our other site is www.boxscorebabes.com an iphone application website; we have an iphone app called BoxScoreBabes.  It’s an app of 3 categories, lingeries, fitness, swimsuit or bikini; has girls on there and scrolling NFL scores and an RSSfeed.

Image Doctors:  Yeah, good place to get NFL scores!

Tony:  Yeah, we do surveys al l the time and that’s the only reason the guys buy it!  (laughter)  Especially in May!

Image Doctors:  You mentioned this iphone app… is it free?

Tony:  We’ve had it out since Sept, with 99cent cost thru itunes or our site; today, we’re making that app free.  If you have an iphone or itouch you can download it.  All the photographs are ours, no one elses.  The other thing we are launching this week is the next face of Box ScoreBabes; on that, you ‘ll see on the site, image of iphone, image of girl there; that’s the face of BoxScoreBabes; that’s the first image you will see when the app starts; we are looking for new girl to replace that one; just for variety; nothing wrong with the first one; she’s been great.  Females need to call us via the website to apply for that position; others can nominate a girl, obviously with her permission first; ask her first to be sure she wants to do it—don’t nominate her if she doesn’t (laughter).  We’re pretty excited about that; it’s football related; close to Superbowl launching now.

Image Doctors: We can’t let you off the hook without getting your thoughts on the Superbowl?  This weekend.  Should be a national holiday, we should get Monday off to recover from the parties.  What do you think Tony?  I have a hunch which was you’re going.

Tony:  I’m going out on a limb.  I would not be surprised if it ends up being the #1 watched Superbowl ever.  You have Indianapolis, you have the greatest quarterback, you have a great team.   And then you have them going up against the Saints, so much history there.    They’ve never been to Superbowl; so much history; the recent history of adversity for the team and then the adversity with Katrina.  And then team possibly moving four years ago.  And here they are four years later going to the Superbowl.  And Drew Brees and the team having unbelievable year; two hugely explosive offenses.  So many cool side stories… Peyton Manning’s dad was a Saints QB; so much interest in it; it won’t surprise me that  Nielsen ratings will show most watched Superbowl ever; should be exciting; high scoring; nothing to hide anymore like don’t do this play because everybody will know;  everything is laid out on the line. It should be pretty exciting.   My pick is Indy; I think it’s going to be one of those 42–35 or 42–38 Superbowls.

Image Doctors:  Should be fun to watch.  Looking forward to it.  Thanks so much, Tony, for giving us your time.

Tony:  My pleasure!  As I said in the beginning, one of my biggest passions is photography.  When people hire us to do this, it is a lot of work and set up.  But I end up giggling to myself; I LOVE doing this; and getting paid for it!

Image Doctors:  Seeing your photos, I can see why!  Thanks tony.  Again, we found Tony through FaceBook. You can go there and leave comments about the show.

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As photographers who shoot extensively with glamour and bikini models, we often have non-model clients who are interested in being shot in that same style. We have now created special Boudoir Photo Sessions to be able to provide these clients with both the ‘model experience’ and images of which they will be proud.

Why Boudoir Photography? Many of these clients are not model-perfect, and can’t be shot in the traditional glamour or bikini style. Offering boudoir photo sessions allows us to create beautiful, sensual, sexy images for them, without being overtly sexual or creating images that are non-flattering to the client.

Most of our Boudoir clients have never been part of a professional photo session, and are both nervous and excited at the same time. The prospect of having sensual images to share with their husband, fiancé, or boyfriend holds tremendous appeal, but they’re also extremely self-conscious and fearful of looking old, overweight, or unattractive.

As the photographer, you need to create an atmosphere that is relaxing and non-intimidating! There is a fine line, however, of which you must be extremely cautious. Playing soft music is pleasant, but if the client hears music with sexual overtones, they may begin to feel uncomfortable. If you are a male photographer doing boudoir photo sessions, a female assistant can be invaluable in helping the client stay comfortable. Also, remember that a boudoir client is not used to being treated the way you may treat a professional model; we often touch models to adjust a piece of their clothing or hair that is out of place, and they are quite used to it. However, touching or adjusting a boudoir client without asking can make the client feel extremely uncomfortable and ruin the session. Always remember, even if this client is posing in lingerie on a bed, treat them with the respect you’d give an executive client in a boardroom shot.

As far as the technical aspects of Boudoir shooting go, we recommend shooting at an open aperture for a soft, shallow depth-of-field. This allows you to create a soft, sensual feel for the client. Muted backgrounds and colors can also help create an overall soft feel for the client. For lighting, try to create a soft falloff of light from one side of the image to the other, with suggestive shadowing and a lot left to the imagination! When posing the client, offer feedback such as ‘that pose is so flattering to you!’ and ‘You look so marvelous and relaxed on this background, it really suits you well’. Avoid using phrases like ‘You look so sexy!’, or ‘That is so hot!’, which may have the unintended effect of creating tension in the client.

Expanding your business to include boudoir photography is a smart move for the glamour and bikini model photographer, as long as you always remember that your boudoir client isn’t a professional model, even if you are shooting them in the same setting and style you use for the pros you shoot!

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The comfort zone for models is no different from any other profession. Comfort zone is the imaginary boundary that people create for themselves within which they believe they have to function. It’s a defense mechanism that keeps us from becoming anxious. A model’s comfort zone is probably more expansive because of the exhibitive nature of her work. Being comfortable exposing her body to a variety of people has to lie within her comfort zone. The average woman does not pose in scantily clad lingerie and get paid for it. That’s outside her comfort zone.

Models remain in their comfort zones for the same reason the rest of us do. We manage our anxiety by staying with the familiar and comfortable. We feel secure doing the same thing over and over. Unless we are challenged, we don’t have any reason to change. Most models create comfort zones in clothing, facial expressions, body language and appealing look (however they might define that). Anxiety about the new and different is too difficult to face, so they behave in the same ways consistently to avoid having to feel anxious. They convince themselves internally that they ‘cannot handle’ doing something unusual or different.

Female Model Jessie

We also avoid changing behavior because we’re concerned about what someone else will think. Comfort zones become personal prisons because we’re concerned about acceptance from others. Models must be concerned about response from those viewing their pictures; it’s their livelihood. If a model does something new and different for a photo shoot, what is going to be the response? We are all conditioned to believe we cannot live without approval from others. If a model has been doing something for months or years that works for her, why should she change? Most models stay within their defined comfort zones so they do not have to risk losing approval and potentially their livelihood.

Complacency is the real risk for a model dealing with her comfort zone. She feels secure within her imaginary boundaries. She can become lazy without knowing it. She’s comfortable there; why should she go some place where she is uncomfortable? In the extreme, she can become apathetic and the resulting photos show her inertia.

How can a model take a look at her comfort zone and decide to step out? Highly successful people step out of their comfort zones with regularity. They identify a goal they want to achieve and that path requires new and different behavior patterns to reach the goal. A question she might ask herself in confronting her initial rise in anxiety is, What is the worst thing that can happen? Talking over possible answers to that question with her friends could prove helpful. She might more easily manage the risk if she knows what could potentially result from the change she is considering. She might also discover the beliefs supporting her current comfort zone are unfounded. For example, she might discover her livelihood is not really threatened.

The more entertaining question to consider is, What is the best case scenario? This issue is easier to consider, and again, her friends might be helpful with possible responses. The enticement of something good or even really great could be just the impetus needed to make the change.

Although the comfort zone is an imaginary set of boundaries, the accompanying anxiety trying to step outside the box is very real. Don’t take huge leaps in your attempts to redirect your career; one or two steps at a time is a better plan. Check out how new behaviors feel, and then ask yourself if your comfort zone can begin to be redefined to include something you never considered possible in your life.

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Models and photographers alike are interested in Boudoir Photography these days. Sensuous images are an important element in any portfolio. Since Playboy first displayed the beauty of Marilyn Monroe on its cover in 1953, men and women have enjoyed looking at sexy bodies tastefully and artistically presented. Queen Victoria finally lost her stranglehold on sensuality in western civilization. Today most adults view sexuality as a normal and accepted part of their lives. We no longer shy away from pictures of human bodies displayed in various art forms.

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However, the photography industry needs to understand the difference between quality sexy pictures and trash. Photographers know what pictures they intend to take before the camera gets out of the bag. And they generally know how they intend to use the photos. Photographers intend pornography when they take trashy pictures. Trash isn’t difficult to identify. It’s all skin and no art.

Boudoir photography is an art form. Pictures of scantily clad models that imply nudity can be created with good posing and lighting. Tasteful and artistic images of a beautiful woman in various stages of boudoir attire reflect her poise and dignity. Although sensual photos are revealing, many boudoir photos are not of nudes. They visually suggest, but don’t cross the line between implying and revealing. When the photographer does choose a nude pose, the emphasis is on artistic. The detail of composition creates a quality photo that gives a clue to the highly sensitive nature of this kind of work.

A boudoir is a woman’s bedroom or sitting room. However, photos in this category today are not just bedroom shots. Other rooms in a home or studio, or outdoor shots, become good settings for quality sensuous pictures. The setting is less important than understanding what makes for a good sexy image; the foundation for quality is artistic tastefulness. Neither the photographer nor the model should forget that.

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Boudoir photos put the relationship between photographer and model on a new level. She has to trust the photographer’s skill and his/her ethics. And the photographer must not betray that trust. He/she respects trust boundaries and understands it is a required professional competency. A good model does her research ahead of time; she knows the reputation of the photographer before ever meeting him/her. Her self-confidence level is high; it has to be if she is going to expose so much of herself, physically and emotionally, to the camera.

A final word for the average woman in our readership… You don’t have to be a model to love seeing yourself in a soft and sensual portrait. Whether the one holding the camera is a professional photographer or your friend or spouse or significant other, you love seeing your persona captured in a photo. You don’t have to be ‘beautiful’ as described by a beauty magazine. Photographing a woman in her natural state, with the emphasis on soft and sensual, good posing, carefully defined lighting and effective communication between picture-taker and model all results in incredible and tasteful artistic photos she will treasure forever.

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A lingerie model is someone who wears lingerie and allows photos to be taken. Lingerie is a French term referring to various types of women’s undergarments. A lingerie model is a woman who wears and displays the lingerie for the purpose of advertising and fashion. The profession of lingerie model has become essential in today’s world to showcase the huge variety of styles and fashions in lingerie. All the major manufacturers of lingerie like to propagate their products using lingerie models.

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Lingerie modeling is a highly paid career, but it requires you to be young and attractive. Since lingerie denotes sensuality and elegance, lingerie models should be able to reflect this through their personalities. Lingerie models should be tall and have lots of curves and posture to her body shape. They can’t be shy, and must be willing to freely model intimate lingerie. In order to become a successful lingerie model, a woman must be out in the market for a while and have an extensive modeling portfolio including lots of photographs and videos.

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It is essential that a professional photography shoot for this portfolio. Creating a portfolio is not an inexpensive task, but one that must be done in order to attract the right modeling companies. These days, the Internet allows you to upload your portfolio onto the sites for consideration for lingerie modeling jobs.

But be wary of deceptions, lingerie modeling photos are often sold for pornography and other illegal purposes. Check the credentials of the company or the photographer thoroughly before signing any contract.

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Attention Models or ANYONE that knows a model:

We are giving away a 4 hour photo shoot which will include a professional hair & make up artist. This shoot will be in Scottsdale, AZ.

This is all you have to do:

1. Submit 3 clear face & body pictures of yourself that will be posted on the contest page of our website.

2. Submit a 100 to 150 word sales pitch about why you should be picked to win this contest.

3. All entries must be in by July 31st 2008 and the winner will be picked on Friday August 8th 2008.

4. Send all entries to info@mandarichmodels.com. Please title the e-mail CONTEST ENTRY (your name). Also include your e-mail & phone #.

Video of the Photo Shoot will be posted on YOUTUBE!

We will also be shooting behind the scenes video of this photo shoot as well as video of the shoot itself. It will be posted on over 60 different video sites, blogs & vodcasts. You will also be posted on the front page of our website for a month & get great exposure. Here is an example of one of our videos.

If you are not a model but know someone that might be interested in this contest, please let them know about it.

Thank You!

Mandarich Models.…‘Where Beauty Is Our Passion’

Amanda Tiffany

Hey Mandarich Models!!

I think I’d be a great choice to win this shoot because I’m not just a model, I’m a plus size model. I think plus size models need more exposure and acceptance because curvy is beautiful too, and not enough people seem to notice! I love to have fun with photo shoots and I love being creative. Capturing beauty and creativity on film is one of my greatest passions. If you choose me, I promise we’ll get some amazing, creative, and sexy images!

Thanks for your consideration!

Amanda Tiffany

Orange County, CA

Amanda Tiffany

Nicole Salem

My name is Nicole Salem and I am 23 years old. Let me begin by telling you a little bit about myself. I am a radio traffic, weather, and sports reporter in Detroit. I love my job, and I always knew that I wanted to work in radio. I am extremely hard working. I firmly believe that anything worth doing, is worth doing well. I am outgoing, charismatic, genuine, and I think my sense of humor is by far one of my best qualities. When I am not working, I enjoy participating in pageants and bikini contests such as Barefoot Wine, and Hawaiian Tropic. I am lucky to have several friends that are professional photographers, and I love to help them out if they need a model for a photo shoot. It’s always a great time, and I love the experience I get. I hope you will review the photos I attached, and consider me for your photo shoot.

Thank you for your time!

Nicole

Detroit, MI

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Rebecca

Hello there!

I am submitting myself as an entrant for SEVERAL reasons. Firstly, I USED TO be a professional promotions spokes-model and hair model. I am frequently told that I’ve still“GOT IT”, too, This would help me to show the world that, also..that I can certainly still turn the heads heads… I may be a mother now, but I take very good care of myself, and most people think I look very young for my age.

SECONDLY: My hairdresser to whom I was very loyal moved away about 6 months ago. I have been avoiding going to someone new ever since she left, and have just been taking really good care of my hair to keep it nice and healthy, instead. Now I MUST ADMIT: I really need TO FINALLY HAVE my hair to be done by a professional AGAIN. My hair is now getting VERY long now, and would be fun for a stylist to work with. THIRDLY: I really WANT this chance! I know I deserve to treat myself to a photo shoot and make-up session, etc..but truth be known: I just couldn’t afford to indulge myself in all of this at this time. I work really hard to stay thin and fit, and have recently toned myself all up with Pilate’s, despite some additional weight loss so that I can enjoy my skimpier summer clothes and swimsuits. I really hope you will consider choosing me, despite the fact that I am swiftly approaching my “middle-age” years. Thanks for your consideration! I have included photos of me NOT wearing make-up, and with my hair both straight and wavy. I’m very versatile and easy to work with. I am 5’7″ tall and weigh 147 pounds. (I’m also a little big in the bust area, but not overly so.)

Rebecca

Rebecca

Kayla

Hello my name is Kayla.

I think that I should be chosen for the shoot because I always go that extra mile to make my work great! I maintain a positive attitude! I took a year off from modeling, but now I am back and ready to rock it! I am a full time dental assistant, which I enjoy very much, but I would like to eventually make modeling my full time job! To get there I need to build my portfolio, and I need great photographers, hair stylists and makeup artists and this seems like a great opportunity to meet some awesome people. Thanks for your time and I hope to hear from you soon!

Kayla

Tabitha

My name is Tabitha Baer:

Winning this contest would be the perfect step for me in my modeling career. With your help and the confidence I have to succeed, I want to take this opportunity to create an OUTSTANDING portfolio. I think modeling is an amazing career because it allows you to work with many photographers and capture the moods of many different photos in a variety of places. I am definitely a very open-minded person when it comes to creating new ideas, which I believe is very important in this industry. It allows me to use my body and mind to obtain stunning photos. Also having an outgoing personality enables me to have fun with my work while keeping it professional at the same time!

Tabitha

Kara

My name is Kara Lenae:

I moved to Phoenix from Dallas three years ago. I have been in the modeling and entertainment industry for over 10 years. I believe I should be picked for the professional photo shoot as I am always working hard to further my career here in the Southwest market. Since moving to Phoenix, I have had the opportunity to grace the cover of two national magazines, The Horse Backstreet Choppers and Biker Beauties. I would like to expand my portfolio with edgy fashion images to submit to local as well as national publications in early 2009

Kara

Jaynel Lynn

My name is Jaynel Lynn:

I think I would be the perfect winner for your contest because I am a caring, giving and dependable person. Modeling is my dream and passion in life. I always look forward to an opportunity to grow in the industry. I work very hard and have been told I have a great work ethic. If I tell you I’m going to be there, I’ll be there. As hard as photo shoots can be, I still always have fun, which I think is a important part of modeling. Another added bonus to me is that I’m an artist, which helps me co-create a beautiful piece of art. Lastly and one of the best reasons I would be the perfect winner for you contest is because I’m as beautiful on the outside as I am on the inside.

Jaynel-Lynn

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Boudoir style photography is sensual and sexy. It is a type of glamour photography, most commonly female photography, which focuses on making the model look attractive. It’s not about being in perfect shape or being thin. Instead a photographer will highlight your best features to create a beautiful shot. That being said, why wouldn’t someone want to look and feel attractive and sexy in a photo. Whether they admit it or not, most women do. Now, more than ever, women are becoming confident enough to have this type of photo taken.

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When you hear Boudoir Photography or boudoir models, don’t assume bimbos and cheap pictures. This type of glamour photography is making a stylish comeback. And it isn’t just for models anymore either. ‘Normal’ people are seeking out these types of photographers more and more. Most often, women who seek out boudoir photographers do so for specific reasons. Usually they have received a confidence boost of some kind, are giving a gift, or have had a milestone in their lives.

Boudoir photography makes a great sexy gift for someone you are romantically involved with. Many women, perhaps trying to rekindle the romance, get boudoir photos as a gift for their lovers. Others just want to give a fun and sexy present, either for birthday or anniversary.

As a wedding gift, bridal boudoir is growing in popularity. Some brides are now choosing to give their grooms this special photographic gift. Besides being a unique present, a bridal boudoir session can be a wonderful way for a bride to relax before her big day. Other couples are opting to pose together. This intimate photography can convey alluring, sexy moments between two people about to share their lives.

Post-surgery clients probably represent the largest group who choose to get boudoir photographs. They have added confidence and want to show off their new cleavage, new waistline or new nose. Whatever the surgery, these women are excited about their new bodies and want to capture themselves on film.

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Weight loss excitement can also prompt some into wanting to take a few racy boudoir photos. Finally reaching that goal weight is an incredible achievement and can be an even more incredible confidence boost. They may not be fitness models, but they are happy with the way they look and this can allow for some great glamour photography. Just like in the case of post-surgery models, those that have lost weight want to show off their new bodies to document their change.

One very special way to celebrate a milestone birthday, maybe 30, 40 or even 50, is to reward oneself with a boudoir photography session. Many have come to the realization that this really is the best they are going to look and that they want to capture that. The desire to preserve that beauty is natural. Being able to have a photograph that will always remind you of how young and sexy you can be is wonderful.

Another milestone many like to capture and have a record of is becoming mothers. Maternity boudoir is a growing trend with numerous celebrity followers. Even during pregnancy, or perhaps especially during pregnancy, women want to look sexy and feel beautiful. This is a way for them to document the pregnancy in a unique way that they will treasure.

For these reasons and many others, women of all ages are turning to boudoir photography for a fun, sexy and unique gift for themselves or someone they love.

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Most fashion designers and advertisers use the female body in photography. It is obvious that in the present day of global marketing and consumerism, men need to be attracted towards the brand to make good selling of the items.

Tommy Hilfiger female models

To attract men best simple method is feminine advertisements. This is not simply a sexual attraction, but the in born tendency and temptation of man to appreciate the beauty. The most beautiful in the nature is the cute soft female body. Their movements, their facial feelings and the casual glance, all these are highly attractive. This feature is very important in marketing many items; they use these photographs in getting required attention for their item in the market.

Another reason for female body in photography is the revenue one gets from the photographs. Whether no dress or with dress, female photographs are always a highly priced commodity in photography markets. Fashion design and their displays will be attractive when only females are participating; these photographs will be the main source for the marketing new fashion designs.

It is not a present trend, think about the period when Mona Lisa and Whistler’s Mother were created. Today with the advent of most modern technology and the sophisticated still camera one can get the visual photograph giving the real feeling. One who uses the female body in photography should follow the following tips.

Female Model Adriana Lima

It is important to select right model for the photograph. See that the model has the attractive power, attractive movements and above all she is beautiful enough. Also one need to select the model in accordance with the circumstance, just tells that if you want a photograph with minimum clothes, you should found such a female beautiful enough and ready to cooperate.

The theme of the photograph. Make proper decision on the theme according to the utility of the photograph. This does not require much detail, right!

Background of the photographs. It is very important that your set for photograph matches with the theme of your photograph. If proper attention is not given for the backdrop, the photograph will fail to make a reverberation.

The spectacular attraction and the amazing revenues comes out of female body in photography, makes this field ever growing and it is true that it will have more and more appeal in the future world.

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