I have been asked dozens of times, "How does this work?" What happens during a photo shoot? When do I take off my clothes? What will I be asked to do? Are you going to touch me?

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Amateur models tend to be a little stressed out because they do not know anything about modeling. They become defensive and withdrawn, figuring that I will criticize them or their body. In reality, I just need my shot. I want my models to enjoy themselves because I want them to come back for more. I want my models to tell their friends to come work for me, too.
 
As a photographer, I take every assignment as it comes. If you have large breasts, small breasts, droopy breasts, it does not matter because I will always take my shot. Some models have a lot of photographs "in them" while others do not. If I can get more photographs out of you then I will ask you to come back and work with me again.

A model needs to be assertive and take charge at times. My favorite models can just step in front of the camera and begin to pose without me saying a word. I only need to make minor adjustments to capture what I need on film. Models which require me to pose them like a mannequin take the most amount of work. Some can actually drain all the energy out of the room because they are self-conscious, defensive, and withdrawn.

The difference between a good model and a poor model is their experience. It takes a year or two for a model to come up to speed on how the process works. Very often, an amateur model will have a bad experience with a photographer and become withdrawn or cynical. Most bad experiences are caused by misinformation, poor communication, and unrealistic goals.

If you read my book, "How To Pose Nude" I will give you the "inside scoop" on amateur modeling. Every photographer you work with will think you are a professional. I will give you important modeling tips, such as:

• Did you know that a "TFP" arrangement can save you thousands of dollars if you hook up with the right photographer?
  
• How a photo workshop can instantly transform your modeling fantasy into a modeling career?
  
• What is "model conversion" and which decisions do you need to make before you step in front of a camera?
  
• What are some good questions to ask of every photographer and how they should respond.

Here is the truth behind some common modeling myths:

• Photographers often can not get you into a major men's magazine.
  
• Many commercial and fashion photographers never hire models through the Internet.
  
• You do not have to be of a certain height or dress size to be a model.

I have put together a book containing feedback from professional models as well as my own experience dealing with photographers, models, agents, and the dreaded boyfriends. It contains some coarse language, a few illustrations, and is intended for mature audiences.

The book is a guide for the amateur, female, nude model and how to deal with guys like me - the photographer. In the real world there is an infinite number of situations you might encounter. You may skip amateur nude modeling and visit a modeling agency instead. You might get into fashion and runway modeling. No matter what you do, you will need to make some important decisions. I will try to prepare you.

If you have worked with me in the past, simply email me your full street address to obtain your free copy!

If you have not worked with me before, then I will pay you to read my book!  Here's how:

1. Click on the "Buy Now" button to purchase your copy.
2. Read my book entitled "How To Pose Nude" - a woman's guide to dealing with the male photographer.
3. Fill out a modeling application and make an appointment for your "TFP" shoot.
4. Bring your receipt with you and I will reimburse you the full amount plus shipping.