.: Project Model: Joey Carr with Chelsey R

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Project Model: Joey Carr with Chelsey R

First of all, let me start off by wishing you ALL a wonderful Thanksgiving!

I am pleased to share with you some of a session I did last week with two models- Joey Carr and Chelsey R. They were both loads of fun to work with. Joey contacted me to add a few "couple" images- whereby he posed with another model- to his already well developed modeling portfolio. What a treat!!! Chelsey,20, is a new favorite model of mine so I contacted her to join in on the fun! (you may notice her from a prior session here on Project: Model and/or from my Kodak Photo of the Day with her in Times Square, New York) We were thrilled that she was available.

Joey, 29, is from Auburn Hills, Michigan. His work has been featured in store windows in downtown Detroit... on Woodward! He also has participated in many runway shows and offers mentoring to models just starting out. A really GREAT guy to get to know- very prepared, hard working, experienced and dedicated. Check out some of the images from our session below:

Joey had brought along some celebratory "food" props and so we played with them a bit...

This was the VERY first time either of them had meet or worked with one another. They did such a terrific job warming up to one another and creating professional results in terms of posing and body language.

Thanks, Joey, for getting a hold of me and for doing a marvelous job with Project: Model. Let me know if I can be of assistance to you in the future!

And, Chelsey, thanks again for agreeing to shoot with Joey and doing an awesome job! Check out a couple more of her below!

You both just keep getting better and better! Keep in touch! :)

Do I have to have modeling experience to book a session?

Project: Model was created for young adults (ages 17 - 27ish) who either have experience modeling and want to add to their portfolios, for those who would like to start modeling, for high school seniors wanting MORE than a standard studio shot to remember high school by and for those who always thought it would be FUN to try modeling for a day. I have worked with many people and am happy to "guide" you as far as posing, clothing selections and coming up with ideas to help you personalize our session together.

What is the cost of participating in Project Model?

My standard creative fee of $200 includes up to a 2 hour session for up to 2 subjects, with one low resolution digital file for your portfolio use (yearbook if you are a Senior) and a $50 print credit to be used with your session print order. Multiple locations within the allowed time frame and clothing changes, consultation and suggestions prior to your shoot, some fine art editing, all retouching services. You have the option of purchasing prints/digital files from my a la carte menu. This fee is nonrefundable and due at time of booking. Fine art canvas and print collections, ranging from $125- $600, are also available for purchase.
Your images will all be fine edited and placed in a private slideshow on my website within two weeks of our shoot where it will remain for a minimum of two weeks time. In addition, you will be featured in my Project: Model blog, if desired.

Do you do TFP/TFCD work?

If time allows or I am in need of models for a special project I will consider TFCD/TFP work with select models only. My schedule does not allow for much of this type of work; however, feel free to contact me with detailed information for consideration if you are a model in need. Most often, I will do a reduced rate with limited CD files rather than TFCD only. Contact me for further information. In addition, I offer reduced rates for return modeling clients or for modeling clients who refer me to others with a paid booking because I realize models need recent pictures all the time.

Hair, Wardrobe & Make-Up

Please keep in mind that using stylists to assist you in make-up, hairstyle and clothing selections can be a great assistance. I am happy to recommend people to you if you are in need of consultation- or assist you in making the choices myself. I am very aware of the fact that using a stylist is not for everyone!You may also find it helpful to refer to magazines and clothing catalogs for inspiration. Don't be afraid to experiment with various styles before the date of the shoot or to ask my opinion on an idea you are considering. I am happy to help!

Use of Props & Accessories

Change of Clothing

Are you wondering how many different "looks" or outfit changes you will have time for? It varies per session; however, 2-3 looks can usually be achieved within the scheduled time frame. You may choose to use accessories in some images to alter the look of your outfit, or to dress in layers so that some can be removed with ease to obtain a new look. Simply adding a jacket and swapping shoes can give you a whole new look. For best results, prepare to bring along at least one change of clothing with a handful of accessories.

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Wednesday, November 26, 2008