Professional Model Portfolios: A Step-by-Step Guide for Photographers | Billy Pegram

Professional Model Portfolios: A Step-by-Step Guide for Photographers | Billy Pegram | Worth every cent...

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	Professional Model Portfolios: A Step-by-Step Guide for Photographers Billy Pegram Amherst Media, Inc., 2004 - 128 pages average customer review:based on 17 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Cuts to the essence, yet comprehensive

Very nice book covering essentials of photographers wanting to learn about creating modeling portfolios for model-wannabees. Includes lighting, posing, comp cards, zed cards, releases, makeup, what the modeling bag should include, types of models and height requirements, etc.

Worth every cent...

To the point and simple to understand.
By far one of the best photography books I have purchased as yet....

great book for advanced amateurs and pro photographers

I think this book focuses over a wide range of problems you could find in your photographic sessions. It's not only about posing and lighting, but also about your goals and your models' ones. It explains, in a very concise and clear way, how to take the photos that your models need to use.

As a professional photographer, I think the quality of my works improved, and my approach changed a lot after reading this book from cover to cover.

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Informative book

Very useful book for everyone, who has something to do with model portfolios. Quite a lot of professional knowledge. A bit owerkilling, too: the writer seems to be serious when telling that he rented a red car to be used as a prop to suit models red dress. Sure an useful hint.

Depends upon experience.

This is not a bad book and I'm not going to trash it. It is, however, like many of the Amherst Media books, a little disappointing for anyone pretty far along in the business. I would consider it a complete beginner's guide to modeling and model photography. In that light, it's a useful and interesting book. I found the photos to be less than stellar and a bit dated, but this is totally subjective. (You can see a lot better by browsing the showcased photos on OneModelPlace.com.)The entire book left me wishing for more. With all this stated, I did learn some things from this book, which probably compensated for the cover price. In short, don't expect miracles from this book.

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