Texas Beauty Photography
Photography illustrating beauty products such as makeup, hair, mineral makeup, clothing, jewelry, beauty treatments or simply the idea of beauty.
When it comes to modeling, your portfolio serves as your resume and showcases your body of work. Whether you are signed to an agency or are a freelance model, putting together your portfolio is one of the most important aspects of your career. Before even attempting to put together a modeling portfolio, it is important to know what type of modeling you can do. Freelance models have greater flexibility in this area but should focus on a main category they will receive the most work in. If you do glamor or swim wear, then those are the types of photos you should have in your portfolio. High fashion models should have high fashion images in their books (another term for portfolio). Be realistic. If you are too short for fashion, stick to commercial/print and lifestyle images.
When bidding an Beauty project please keep the following in mind:
- How will the images be used? Advertisements, Billboards, Brochures, Anual Reports, Website, Social Media ( facebook, Twitter & etc)
- How long will the images be used? 2 Years 5 years?
- What is your budget?
- What is your specific shot list? How many different set ups?
- Do you need any specificity stylists? ( Hair, Makeup Wardrobe, Props)
- What location? In studio or on Location?
- What is your time line?
Do keep in mind that images are licensed on an individual basis.