Alternative and Fetish Models.... 04/29/2012
I'm open to photographing Alternative/Fetish model for Zivity, my portfolio (print and digital) and for tear sheet opportunities. So please don't be shy. Please view my profile on Model Mayhem, iStudio, Facebook Fan Page and Google Blog Contact via this website, to schedule a photo session.  Sorcha Cross, Dominant, Fetish, Webcam Model  Devilish Zelda - Tattooed Alternative/Fetish, Lingerie Model  Mz-Behavin - Mature Fetish and Lingerie Model  Innocence undead - Bikini, Fetish, Lingerie Model  Arabella - Fetish and Lingerie Model  Hada Pixie - Alternative, Fetish, Lingerie Model  Mistress Ayn - Pro Dominant, Fetish, Lingerie Model Add Comment Let me beginning by saying I'm not an expert, however I have some knowledge. Models and photographers need to know the different styles of adult photography.  Implied Nude - Model: Kim Buck - IFBB Professional Woman's Bodybuilder Implied Photographs: strongly suggested/inferred that a model is Topless, Bottomless or Nude. Normally a model is covered by his or her hands, decorations, fabric and/or a object.  Topless - Model: Liv Lawless Topless Photographs: The Model is without his or her top on exposing the chest or breast.  Nude - Model: Lady J Nude Photographs: A Model is without is coverings on his or her body. - I hear a lot of females models say, "I do Playboy Style Nudes" and she has never even looked at the Magazine. What is Playboy style nudes? High Fashion, Lingerie, elegant in scene and/or content. Models believe that a model in Playboy doesn't open her legs in photos; REALLY BAD misconception. I've been looking at Playboy for over 30 years. Trust me, the models do take open legs photos, however they are done in a tasteful manner. I've had amateur models tell me that open legs is a "pink spread" and I had to say "no it's not".  Erotic Nude - Model: Nichelle Well, lets get into Erotic/Sexually Nude Photographs and "pink spreads". A "pink spread" is when a model uses her finger(s), hand(s), and/or an object to open her vagina. Furthermore, she can get into a position that her vagina spread open. This is what you would see in more Erotic Magazines. I believe models need to know the difference when he or she is contacting a photographer and begins to discuss what he or she will or won't do in photographs. This will eliminate a lot of misunderstanding during a photo session. I'll make sure I have Magazines with me, for those models that need to see the difference. I hope this assist photographers and models alike, in setting up a proper photo session. Speaking the proper lingo in any profession, will make things go smoother. How Photo Shoots Evolve 12/18/2010
I just wanted to express, how a photo shoot can evolve into something more than what was discussed or anticipated.  I have found in all of my years of photography, that having a Relaxed, Fun and Free Spirited photo session can become more than a model or photographer expected. Once a model is comfortable and feels safe, he or she, she normally, will come out of their shell/comfort zone and will make and take fantastic photos.  Normally the first few photos can be a challenge, however getting and having a calm and relaxed model can and will make a world of difference in the quality of photographs.  Ladies and Gentlemen, just stay calm, cool and come prepared.Take and make the BEST photographs possible. Models and Photo Shoots 06/17/2010
Models and Photo Shoots written by; C.S. Dewitt Buck I've been a photographer and taking photographs for over 20 years. Over the last 10 years, I have made it a "Business" and no longer a "hobby". For years, I took photos of models with the only requirement; that he or she either paid for film development or for a little more than a the price of , " Burger Chain's Value meal", a Compact Disc/CD. I would shoot until my film ran out and until recently, until my memory card had filled up. I realize that my time, for my "Artistic Ability", had a value. Models were getting tear sheets and promotional work. CSDewitt Studios at that time, was left with not being recognized.With this said, let's move to Toady and present. To the models that approach CSDewitt Photographyfor Trade/Time for Prints/CDwork, we want to know your theme, location and how this will benefit our company and portfolio. Please remember TFP/CD, DOES NOT give you access to all of the photos taken during the shoot. I believe this is a false illusion that some models, new and old, have about TFP shoots. For TFP work, CSDewitt Photography has a set amount and size of photographs that you will receive. This is include in the company's model release. CSDewitt Photography's Model Release will be agreed to and sign before any photo shoot will be schedule. Paid work, gets you a predetermined amount of photographs from the shoot. That's if you are paying CSDewitt Photography or CSDewitt Photography is paying you. I recommend that a model does his or her homework before they schedule any photo session with a Photographer. Check his or hers references; contact models who have previously worked with the photographer for their opinion on him or her.When deciding to work with a photographer compare styles and levels. There is no point in going to a shoot having expectations and you are disappointed during and/or after the shoot. When shooting, the two most important things are to relax and be comfortable. A photograph not only shows a model's exterior persona, but it also captures the emotion(s) that a model displays. I know for some, it's easier said than done, but the key is to communicate with the photographer prior to the shoot. Talk about the shoot; the concept, get to know a little more about him or her. Do not get into a personal conversation. Remember, this is a "business" transaction and not a social visit. Furthermore, don't be afraid to bring along a chaperone/escort. We personally recommend it. If a photographer requests that no chaperone/escort is permitted, I would recommend not shooting with him or her. However, many models are happy to shoot without a chaperone/escort and that is their choice. I would definitely advise/recommend it for new models and first photo shoots with a photographer. CSDewitt Photography, reserved the right to stop a shoot and/or ask your chaperone/escort to leave, if not, stop the shoot completely. Lastly, always be prepared for your shoot!!!! Make sure you have more than enough wardrobe, some props and your make up. Many times a shoot will evolve into more than planned. Whenever shooting Artistic Nudes outdoors, remember to wear something which is easy and quick to take off and place back on. The last thing a model want is to be fumbling around trying to get clothes off or back on. After the shoot, ensure you have contact details for the photographer and make sure he or she has your address. This is to ensure that you are able to receive the disc or prints. We can be contacted at; CSDewittPhotography Is Modeling and Modesty an Oxymoron? 06/14/2010
 I was setting up a photo shoot with a model and initially I wanted to do a sport/athletic shoot. It was going to consist of Yoga type shorts and a sport's Bra top and then some shots in a mid thigh skirt, bikini top and blouse. Well she told me, she was too modest and did not want to wear the shorts; they would show too much "Butt Cheek". YEAH, that's what I said!!!! So I said okay, let's just do the shorts, skirts and tops. Then on Friday, the day before the shoot, she tells me that she can't do the bikini top and blouse. Also, she mention the wearing the shorts was a bit much... similar to these shorts. (above). I must admit. I'm glad she told me before the shoot then during. I would have been pretty "Upset", if this happened during the shoot. Especially, since I was "PAYING" her for this shoot. I'm just curious, is "Modesty and Modeling" an Oxymoron? Basically I told her, "That being a model and modesty is an Oxymoron". Considering the photo shoot we were going to have. NO IMPLIED or NUDITY at all. | AuthorChristopher S. D. Buck, Photographer ArchivesApril 2012  CategoriesAll |
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