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If you're looking for more models, check out model mayhem. (I'm at work so can't look up the url, but if you search for it, it should be easily found.) It's a good place for models, photographers, MUAs, and hair stylists to get matched. You can filter on people who want paid, or will trade for free. (I think it's just modelmayhem.com. The logo is a black and white "M" if I recall correctly.). Source: 10 months ago
Unless you have a "name," your best bet is to get on modelmayhem.com and check out who's in dallas. If you're lucky, you'll find one willing to do TFP. More likely, you'll have to pay. Models have to eat, too. Source: 12 months ago
You could try to do collaboration photo shoots, or even paid photoshoots. There are many sites like modelmayhem.com and others. Which you could slowly build your portfolio with your best photoshoots, and then eventually create your own page. But all photos must be Professionally ''unique'' in a way... Source: about 1 year ago
First, I recommend if you have some time going to a more dedicated forum for advice from experienced models. This is a much more general photography subreddit. Model Mayhem is an excellent resource you should try out. That might be the best place to find advice about getting started. Source: over 1 year ago
I would suggest modelmayhem.com purpleport.com or Facebook groups for freelance modeling connections. I've seen very little of it on Reddit. Source: over 1 year ago
When I was starting most of my models came from Facebook model photography groups. I am guessing that most of those groups would welcome you. Early on I also got a few models from modelmayhem.com which would definitely be a good place to look. Once I was established, most models came from word of mouth. The model photography community in Michigan was fantastic. Models talked to each other and once I was known in... Source: over 1 year ago
I'm an art photographer who shoots mostly non-erotic nudes. A couple of places that you can try are modelmayhem.com (a shadow of its former self but I still find occasional models there). Another place that I look is model photography/groups on Facebook. I suspect that you'd be welcome in most of them. A third place to look is your local art guild and any local art groups that do live drawing. I certainly have... Source: almost 2 years ago
Sites like modelmayhem.com, search instagram for hashtags like #[yourcity]models, look for Facebook groups, or contact a talent agency. Source: almost 2 years ago
I would search on Facebook for AZ/Arizona/Phoenix/Flagstaff/Your City model photography groups. Watch who posts. Look at portfolio quality. Talk to models that the photographer has shot about what was delivered, how long it took, how comfortable they felt. Ask photographers who do good work, deliver as promised, and treat models well. Let the photographer know that you shoot with an escort (makeup artist, hair... Source: almost 2 years ago
If your daughter is interested in doing this - SHE should be the one to approach photographers she wants to work with. She should also use real methods that photographers and models (and hair and make-up and etc) all meet-up like modelmayhem.com and the like. Source: about 2 years ago
Did you check modelmayhem.com? Photographers are listed there as well as models. Source: about 2 years ago
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