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Testimonials"Working with Zero was a fantastic experience. He has a great sense of humor and is totally relaxed. I felt totally comfortable working with him and he makes looking good in front of the camera much easier! He has a unique style and I love the shots I've gotten from his shoots. He never gets tired and has a real passion for photography! I would refer any model to him anytime."

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Advice for Models (Author's Note) E-mail

Written by Los Angeles photographer, Zero Dean.
Reprinting or duplication without permission is prohibited. © Zero Dean

This section contains some advice and observations for amateur or beginner models interested in developing a career in modeling.

This is just my personal opinion based on my experience so far. It is not intended to apply to every model in every situation, nor do I claim to have the definitive answers. It is up to you to determine what, if anything, works for you.

Keep in mind that every photographer probably has some advice to offer. Not all of this advice is necessarily accurate nor does it apply to every situation or every style of photography. This includes the advice that follows.

So even though I am offering some advice, it is entirely up to you to determine what works best for you and to consult more than one source of information. Always get a second informed opinion from what you would consider a reliable source and fact check whenever you can.

Believe it or not, your most valuable asset is actually your brain. Use it. Common sense is great, but it's really not that common.

Continue to learn what you need to know and also adapt what you've already learned to different situations. There is no one "right way", no matter who says so.

Last Updated on Friday, 12 March 2010 07:22