Model Behavior - Tuesday, October 13, 2009 10:18 - 1 Comment

Staying Natural in Front of the Lens: Model Behavior

Briana Shaker adds a new article on having fun and getting the job done. It is good reading for photographers and models alike. More after the jump as they say.

I want to take a few minutes and let everyone know how much I appreciate the great emails and comments you are all making on the site. And to my workshop attendees, I can only tell you how amazingly humble it makes me feel that you come to the workshops. I work hard to make them pretty special. And the feedback seems to indicate that you feel the same way. Thank you.

I am preparing next years schedule and want to get that up as soon as possible. This week for sure… (yeah… we’ll see – ed) but know that I am on it.

We still have openings for Boston (1), Pittsburgh (2), Vegas (4) and Boise (2). The Toronto and Florida workshops are full at this time. Woohoo! If you are thinking about getting toned up for the holidays, come on down and join our merry band of talented photographers.

I want to link to a few articles that I have been excited about on other blogs.

A Photo Editor has a wonderful interview with Sam Jones, and editorial portrait shooter.
Sam Jones Part 1
Sam Jones Part 2

Heather Morton’s Blog is just a fantastic source of great information. This post on Email marketing by photographers is a great read.

David Hobby (Strobist) has a timely article on creating a color pallete for your work. It is something a lot of photographers don’t think about, but they should.

Selina Maitreya’s audio book is now available on her site. Wow… it is a fantastic look into the world of creating a kick-ass portfolio, finding your voice, and living your life with photography. Check out the free chapter and you will be sold.

And Robert Wright has a post on the use of digitally alteration and the news on his great blog Wrighting.

BTW, my friend Kirk Tuck has a new book out, Commercial Photography Handbook: Business Techniques for Professional Digital Photographers, for those of you thinking about starting out in the crazy world of commercial photography. I will be reviewing it soon, but I think you should check it out as a great source book for the move into commercial.

Well, let’s get on with Bri’s great new article on having fun and being professional in front of the lens.
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