About me...

As a teenager, I was a model under Model Management Group in New York City. I walked the runway and posed for photographers' projects but chose to take a break to focus on getting in to college. I've been back to modeling for about three years as of January 2013, and I've enjoyed every minute of adventuring into nude, sexy, and artistic work. (Well, maybe I have not relished the minutes I've spent in traffic on I-93 trying to get to a shoot, but the ones in front of the camera have been wonderful.)
During my undergraduate years, lived in a "clothing optional" vegetarian co-op populated by barefoot hippies, so I'm completely comfortable being nude, painted, in costume, or climbing shirtless up a network of roots clinging to a hillside. (True story, ask GGP Studios!) In fact, I get the most excited about off-the-wall ideas and unknown territory.
In my non-modeling life, I have recently graduated from a Boston-area university with a BA in music as well as a BFA in studio art. In my own art practice, I focus on glass, ceramics, and photography, so don't be surprised if I pick your brain about your lenses or lighting set-up. Please take my curiousity as a compliment! My musical side plays jazz flute as well as other woodwinds, composes, and makes weird sounds with synthesizers. I'd love to do a shoot with some big, loud, hi-fi audio equipment, so to all you audiophiles out there: I want to shoot with you!

I only have four rules for shooting with me:
(1) I don't touch my own private bits, or anyone else's!
(2) The photographer should never need to touch me. I'm an intelligent lady, so I can typically figure out what you're looking for if you give clear direction.
(3) It's disappointing to just do spread shots for the sake of doing spread shots. This means that if a pose creates a spread shot, that's okay, but a spread shot that has no other merit doesn't spark my passion. There're plenty of other cute blondes on the internet doing that already anyway. So let's do something more creative that will stand out!
(4) Have fun! I'm friendly and easy to work with, and I'm a model because I enjoy it.

I am not accepting any TFP/CD work at this time. Please see the above notice about my semi-hiatus.

If you need a studio in which to stage our shoot, fortunately I have my own art studio space in an artists' and musicians' collective in South Boston, which is only a five minute drive from the exit off I-93 or a fifteen minute walk to the nearest T station. This shared studio space is an enormous warehouse built at the turn of the twentieth century, and it features 17-foot ceilings, a spiral staircase with large windows that receive copious light all day, several different areas in which one could shoot, beautiful eastern light in the morning, and a dramatic basement divided into several enormous rooms with an intense but open atmosphere. I do need to notify my studio fellows that I will be shooting in the space well ahead of time, so if we'll need to use my space, this should be established at the outset. The studio is not available for rent separate from shooting with me and is only available for paid shoots.

I had to remove my email address from this profile because I was receiving scam emails, so please message me on MM. I check my inbox here once per week, and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.

You can now follow me on Twitter @KelseyJust!

I now have a flickr feed! Check it out at http://www.flickr.com/people/kelseyjust/ .

Other interesting skills: horse-back riding, fencing (epee), flute performance, painting/drawing, digital and film photography, glass art, ceramics (hand-building,) silkscreening

Potentially inspiring interests: electronic music, live music, music festivals, costumes, counterculture, abandoned buildings

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...and many more whom I haven't listed!

“Let me say a few words about Kelsey, I should have done so long before now...For the past two years Kelsey has been one of the biggest inspirations and influences in developing my photographic portfolio, and indeed my style. She has in every sense been my muse. Sure, she’s truly beautiful, but her value to me goes much deeper. Her artistic vision and ability to create a “look” are even more valuable. You’ll never go wrong choosing Kelsey to work on your project. She’s always at the top of my list, and should be on yours. Gary - GGPstudios.com”

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