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I'm presently on tour around the USA providing free shoots as well as teaching "take better photos" workshops for anyone with a camera.

I also teach photographers how to work with models and models how to work with photographers. More details soon...

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Testimonials"My shoot with Zero was extremely fun! From the moment that I met him I felt very comfortable - not only with him as a person, but also with his shooting style. You can tell that he is a photographer that loves what he does. He was very patient, kind, and open to experimenting with different ideas. I would highly recommend him to anyone. And he put up with my goofball personality, which is always a plus! Great photographer!"

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Written by Los Angeles photographer, Zero Dean.
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Professional photographers are the greatest resource for aspiring models. However, being a "professional" does not necessarily mean the photographer is good or reputable. And having lots of experience does not always translate to having lots of "skill". Some "professionals" have been in the business for 20 years and still take only average quality photos. Be sure to take a good look at the work of the photographer you plan to work with. And again, get references.

When considering a photographer, it is more important to place more emphasis on their skill and style than it is to be concerned with the number of photos they may provide. Remember, your portfolio is not a scapbook. One excellent print in your portfolio is much more valuable than several mediocre ones. You should always be looking for who will provide you with the best prints not who will provide you with the most prints.

Images are forever, so before you decide to step in front of the camera, remember that you can't take it back. Getting experience in front of the camera is important, but so is working with photographers that have the skill to make you look good.

Last Updated on Friday, 12 March 2010 07:16