model??

John · 11-02-2009, 09:51 PM

The first one is the best!! I always like it when someone packs their own saddle!! They are all good.

jumper_pie · 11-02-2009, 10:25 PM

i skipped over the other posts sorry but lets see. you need a bettar photographer, also more edgy outfits. High fasion models usually pose in awkward positions, slouching is the style, but like Tyra always says, you need that passion in your eyes and i dont see it in those photos. You gotta "own" the camera. Higher levels of modeling is hard, you need to do alot of research on fashion, including all of those hard to name designers. Traveling is great, but it means being away from friends and family and typically in a room full of girly girls!
You can do anything you put your mind to.

noreins · 11-03-2009, 07:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jumper_pie

i skipped over the other posts sorry but lets see. you need a bettar photographer, also more edgy outfits. High fasion models usually pose in awkward positions, slouching is the style, but like Tyra always says, you need that passion in your eyes and i dont see it in those photos. You gotta "own" the camera. Higher levels of modeling is hard, you need to do alot of research on fashion, including all of those hard to name designers. Traveling is great, but it means being away from friends and family and typically in a room full of girly girls!
You can do anything you put your mind to.

I am NOT trying to do high fashion modeling ( I AM SHORT!), the whole point of THAT shoot was 'country people' in their normal work clothes. It was my horse my saddle and such so I was dressed the way I always dress around the barn. I am NOT planning to pursue modeling as a career. All I would do is local stuff. So no traveling and all that jazz

Thanks anyways!

jumper_pie · 11-03-2009, 08:12 AM

woo ok there <.< well good luck with whatever you are going to do

CK Drafts · 11-03-2009, 08:52 AM

Very cute! From one model to another one thing you may want to practice is learning the angles of your face. You have wounderful bone structure in your face. For example try lifting your chin alittle. When you have your chin pointed to the ground you take the length out of your neck. My personal trainer always stressed keeping your chin slighty up to the plane of the camera. Pic #8 is the best for the example your chin is up and your neck looks longer, you can also see the angles in your face.

See in my pic I have the face angle right but my chin is down......So my neck looks like a stump lol

You have ALOT of potential!!! Keep it up! I love that you are comfy in your body and I love your hand placement. You never bunch your fingers in any of the pics!

noreins · 11-03-2009, 10:22 AM

Thank you so much for the advice! I will definitely work on that! I will post more pictures soon hopefully from a different photographer lol

RebelMoon · 11-03-2009, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by noreins

Thank you so much for the advice! I will definitely work on that! I will post more pictures soon hopefully from a different photographer lol

I still want to see a smiley pic, if you don't mind.

And CK is right, I love your facial bone structure! I went to modeling school (was one out of 25 that were picked from a 200+ group of girls for a recruiting school), despite being only 5ft tall, print modeling is always an option! But I don't have that classic bone structure with high cheekbones and "refinement". You're stunning.

And they do need more "casual horsewoman" models, for sure, because you can work at the barn and still look pretty doing it! lol

123horse123 · 11-03-2009, 02:46 PM

Hey noreins! I really like your pictures! I model and live in Europe, I've travelled a bit modelling (im only just 16 though, concentrating on my studies hehe) and have done a few fashion shows and photoshoots. You say this is your first shoot, and i think its pretty good for the first time!!! When i did my first shoot it was in bikinis and at the beach, ontop of that with male models too. It was so AWKWARD!! But once I got the feel of the camera there as no stopping me! haha. What im saying is you seem to have a pretty good "camera catch" that is, you absorb the camera. Your facial expression is a good start, but you need to work on it a bit. Right now you look slightly emotionless. Each shoot has to have a mood. That is, when you are kissing your horse, and you love your horse, the person that sees the picture has to feel your emotion. Thats what marks the difference between a model and a pretty girl (and you are a very pretty girl!). You look like you're capable of having a very "too cool" expression, which goes FAAAR in the model world!! However, you need to work to bring to light your best features. So far i think its your legs,and your eyes. The things that you need to work on to make them seem better, are your lips. Loosen them, relax, dont tighten, I have the same problem with my pictures. Once your lips look relaxed, that is, slightly fuller, the picture will take on a completely different light. Anyway, I have sooo much more advice to give you if you like!! Not that there is something that I could tell you to make better, simply just little things that will help you feel more confident infront of the camera, making your pictures even better.
Also, get a better photographer! x)
So if you'd like to talk just PM me, I could show you some of my pictures too (they are with horses aswell, haha, horselovers for life, huh?)

Oh another thing, The dress is nice, but it takes too much attention off you. You want something simple, you want the focus on you, not the dress

So yeah, sorry if its long. PM me if you like, I'd be happy to tell you more!

Greetings from Europe!!
123horse123

11-02-2009, 10:25 PM	#32
jumper_pie Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Alabama Posts: 1,506 Images: 96 Blog Entries: 3	i skipped over the other posts sorry but lets see. you need a bettar photographer, also more edgy outfits. High fasion models usually pose in awkward positions, slouching is the style, but like Tyra always says, you need that passion in your eyes and i dont see it in those photos. You gotta "own" the camera. Higher levels of modeling is hard, you need to do alot of research on fashion, including all of those hard to name designers. Traveling is great, but it means being away from friends and family and typically in a room full of girly girls! You can do anything you put your mind to. __________________ http://sugarhillfarms.webs.com/ "brian! brian! there's a message in my alpabet soup...it says...ooooooooooo.." "-peter, those are cherios..." "I shall call him 'Squishy,' and he shall be mine, and he shall be my Squishy." jumper_pie & Shikoika : Gumdrop Yankers Unite!

11-03-2009, 08:12 AM	#34
jumper_pie Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Alabama Posts: 1,506 Images: 96 Blog Entries: 3	woo ok there <.< well good luck with whatever you are going to do __________________ http://sugarhillfarms.webs.com/ "brian! brian! there's a message in my alpabet soup...it says...ooooooooooo.." "-peter, those are cherios..." "I shall call him 'Squishy,' and he shall be mine, and he shall be my Squishy." jumper_pie & Shikoika : Gumdrop Yankers Unite!

11-03-2009, 08:52 AM	#35
CK Drafts Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Las Vegas, NV Posts: 387 Images: 15	Very cute! From one model to another one thing you may want to practice is learning the angles of your face. You have wounderful bone structure in your face. For example try lifting your chin alittle. When you have your chin pointed to the ground you take the length out of your neck. My personal trainer always stressed keeping your chin slighty up to the plane of the camera. Pic #8 is the best for the example your chin is up and your neck looks longer, you can also see the angles in your face. See in my pic I have the face angle right but my chin is down......So my neck looks like a stump lol You have ALOT of potential!!! Keep it up! I love that you are comfy in your body and I love your hand placement. You never bunch your fingers in any of the pics! __________________ "The cheapest part of owning a horse, is buying the horse" ....Ride a Draft

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11-02-2009, 09:51 PM	#31
John Senior Member+ Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: B.C. Canada Posts: 3,747 Images: 60	The first one is the best!! I always like it when someone packs their own saddle!! They are all good.

11-03-2009, 02:46 PM	#38
123horse123 Full Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: far away...6 or 8 hours ahead of you =) Posts: 95 Images: 4	Hey noreins! I really like your pictures! I model and live in Europe, I've travelled a bit modelling (im only just 16 though, concentrating on my studies hehe) and have done a few fashion shows and photoshoots. You say this is your first shoot, and i think its pretty good for the first time!!! When i did my first shoot it was in bikinis and at the beach, ontop of that with male models too. It was so AWKWARD!! But once I got the feel of the camera there as no stopping me! haha. What im saying is you seem to have a pretty good "camera catch" that is, you absorb the camera. Your facial expression is a good start, but you need to work on it a bit. Right now you look slightly emotionless. Each shoot has to have a mood. That is, when you are kissing your horse, and you love your horse, the person that sees the picture has to feel your emotion. Thats what marks the difference between a model and a pretty girl (and you are a very pretty girl!). You look like you're capable of having a very "too cool" expression, which goes FAAAR in the model world!! However, you need to work to bring to light your best features. So far i think its your legs,and your eyes. The things that you need to work on to make them seem better, are your lips. Loosen them, relax, dont tighten, I have the same problem with my pictures. Once your lips look relaxed, that is, slightly fuller, the picture will take on a completely different light. Anyway, I have sooo much more advice to give you if you like!! Not that there is something that I could tell you to make better, simply just little things that will help you feel more confident infront of the camera, making your pictures even better. Also, get a better photographer! x) So if you'd like to talk just PM me, I could show you some of my pictures too (they are with horses aswell, haha, horselovers for life, huh?) Oh another thing, The dress is nice, but it takes too much attention off you. You want something simple, you want the focus on you, not the dress So yeah, sorry if its long. PM me if you like, I'd be happy to tell you more! Greetings from Europe!! 123horse123