Modeling? Photographer? ..

kaylerrz

i still have some weight to lose but was just wondering if i had a chance at being a model? or photographer? looking for honest opinions. All pictures are taken by me. If anyone has any photography tips or advice, please share.

firfeous

I'm having a little deja vu here....

TavistockToad

I'm having a little deja vu here....

i was just thinking exactly the same thing...

DeltaZero

Learn about lighting.
Upgrade your gear.
Graduate from doing mirrored images in photoshop.
Then practice some more composition.

Lisa1971

I'm having a little deja vu here....

Me too!

surfinbird_1981

Can't see your pics

karmac0matic

Do you really want to be a model, living in an environment where laxatives are shoved down your throat while nothing else is allowed down it?

Unless you're looking to do plus size (normal size) modeling, in which case you definitely are gorgeous. Your shots are nice but the editing makes it look a little cheesy, not trying to be mean, just expressing my opinion.

the_great_beyond_

Do you really want to be a model, living in an environment where laxatives are shoved down your throat while nothing else is allowed down it?

Unless you're looking to do plus size (normal size) modeling, in which case you definitely are gorgeous. Your shots are nice but the editing makes it look a little cheesy, not trying to be mean, just expressing my opinion.

Some tough love here. I agree with this.

A lot of things SEEM glamorous from the outside but modeling (unless youre one of the elite) is a low paying, exploitative industry full of scumbags and (often) peddlers of unhealthy habits. It objectifies people and destroys self image.

Photography, similarly, is another example of an over-glamorized industry. For most people, it pays next to nothing (look up how much White House photographers make). It requires long hours and dealing with incredibly difficult personalities.

The average pay for a photographer in the US is ~$13.4 per hour... thats only marginally better than minimum wage in most states...

raichhype

Learn about lighting.
Upgrade your gear.
Graduate from doing mirrored images in photoshop.
Then practice some more composition.

Agreeing with this quote here. Also the big watermark is a little off-putting. Although it is good practice to include a watermark it shouldn't take up more than half the photograph, I'd need to see your photos properly before making good judgement.

Photography is a tough job to land. I'm currently doing a degree in photography and the industry isn't all it's cracked up to be.

dcresider

Learn to master the art of photography. Always use manual mode. Take photos of people, place or things. Use your equipment. A snapshot is a snapshot, but a photographer does more than just snap photos. Good luck.

(I'm not even going to comment on modeling since I don't really know anything about the industry except that most are skinny abnormally tall and beautiful and not common folk like me).