Looking for some very specific shots, or advice on pictures that you think I should replicate to make my portfolio stand out.
Any kind of posing ideas that you have for me, hair or makeup ideas, anything.

I am really just wondering what you think my portfolio lacks, maybe you have a picture in yours that I should do something similar to, or you know someone that does!

Thank you!

I like to see models animated--made to move, act, do--rather than static IF they're under height by NYC runway standards (5'9-11") or potentially interesting as characters or actor-models.  You've got a few character-situation pictures in your port, especially the bride piece, but none that catch you at the height of a moment of being.

The faux fashion shots are always fun to do, but are they really working for the textiles?  And do they possess a level of build and quality matched to your look?  Unless you're the artist behind the camera, there's a lot you can't do about context and situation: you may basically want your pictures.  However, an honest  sense of potential roles may help produce more useful shooting scenarioes. 

Sum: enough posing--find a photographer who knows how to direct; dream up and sketch some story ideas or "scenes" likely to work for you.  Act a little.  Camp it up.  Work with the photographer who lets you, who has you, do something before the lens. 

Bite an apple.

Looks well lite, colorful, You look happy, good location. It depends on what type of look your going for, but I always like to have a picture with a good smile. I think this one is very nice. Should you ever want to work with a photographer that is not familiar with you, you will want something to make them think, "It could be fun to work with them."


I like this one because the background is interesting, you looks confident, lighting gives the image some character.

If you are looking to clean out a few I would look at your shots and find any where you don't think you really look 100% confident about what your doing. here are some I thought lacked a little something in the expressions to be kept in the port.

This one is a great shot but for some reason it says not 100% confident in this moment.

Doesn't seem to have the right contrast and the facial expression doesn't sell me.