how to become a famous photographer in fashion?
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practice, take portfolio pictures with an expensive professional camera so that you look more professional, and the pictures will turn out better.  use a very pretty model, and have great knowledge of photoshop.  then send it into a big magazine.
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Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangalista,\n\nAre you looking for models or celebrities, in general?  And, do you mean "style icon" as in people copying what they wore and looked like?
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You should consider participation or visiting a fashion related trade fair.\nwww.eventseye.com
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goto www.myheritage.com and goto the celebrity look alike thing and upload pictures of you on there and see who you look like\n\nits fun
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It takes a lot of luck. I'm not exactly a celebrity, but if modeling is anything like the movie industry, it's hard work, networking and a lot of luck. Just keep a good head on your shoulders. If you never make it to the A-List, you have to accept it and remember you still have an education.\nJ'adore,\nConnie
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Do you want to go into business for yourself, or be hired by some company or school?\n\nExperience is at the top of the list. There are many so-so photographers out there taking and selling photographs.\n\nIf you go to college and take a number of photography and digital imaging type classes, you might gain some insight into the field.\n\nIf you want to work at a school, you need a college degree.\n\nIf you want to take people on photography field trips, you need a clientelle, and a portfolio of work.\n\nMy own husband is a self-taught photographer, and years ago he taught a college class in photography after a professor there asked him to. He was a student at the time, and didn't get paid, but he got college credits for the class he taught.
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Photographer ! if you have the chance to become one of the top it's definitevely where you want to go. RN and beauty , less chance to get lot of money.
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Learn anything you want to know about photography in here. Cameras, techniques…check the added references and choose what better suits your needs.\n\nhttp://www.dari-bazaar.com/wp/47/portrait-photographer/\n\nhttp://www.dari-bazaar.com/wp/46/portrait-photography/
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ummmmmmmmmmmmm get famous fast or know some people in high places
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photography is a really hard profession to get into and start making money- my father tried for years- the best advice I can give you is to see if you can call like a local wedding photographer and intern with him (probably unpaid) so that you can both create a portfolio and get a good reference from him so that when you are ready to go out and be a paid photographer you have both the portfolio and the reference from a respected professional\n\nAlso, you could take any good photos youve done and frame them nicely and bring them to like consignment/art shops and see if they will display them for you- then if they sell you make some money and the store makes some money
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You should dress in a way that shows your figure.  Most girls wear slim jeans and a tank top (layer a skinny sweater over the tank if it's cold right now).  Go for solid colors (white or off-white for your top is best) and NO sparkles, shimmers, stripes or other small prints that might look weird in a photo.  Choose flat shoes so that the agency can accurately see your size.  Bring a duffle bag with you so that you can carry cute heels, a bikini and a simple dress (in a non-wrinkly material) and change into that if necessary.  Go in with a VERY natural face (absolute bare minimum makeup) and cleansing wipes in case they ask you to remove your makeup for the photos.  Leave your hair down but bring a plain elastic to pull it back if they ask you to.\n\nBasically, show that you:\n\n- are prepared\n- are a natural beauty\n- understand what they're looking for in a model
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Fashion Institute of Technology, NYC
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http://www.farrokhchothia.com/\nhttp://www.fashionindia.net/professional/photographers/list_few.htm\nhttp://indiafocus.indiainfo.com/arts/photographyandprints/photographers/
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you can have talent\n\nyou can stalk someone with talent and make the news\n\nyou can take a shot at the president, that will make you famous\n\nyou could find a potato that looks like the Virgin Mary and become famous
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Wow.... as a model, I'll give you some advice before I rate. You have to find a good pose, and a pose that flatters your body type and face. Also, you have to find a better photographer! Some of those pictures were dreadful!\nHmm, for your pictures, I'll have to say 4.5...But (seeing as you answered one of my questions and you said you were a doctor), you don't really have to go into modeling because you already have a job.\nJ'adore,\nConnie
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How about trying your local papers - they may be looking for photographers?  Otherwise try large portrait studios to see if they would take you on.
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OK .. first rule .. never lie when applying for a job .. casue they will find out latter .. \ni am not much into modelling .. but here is what i got for yaa from the net .. \nfrom this website : \nhttp://www.newyork.bbb.org/Default.aspx?pid=1282#title7\n\n1- Investigate the modeling agency or manager before you visit or sign a contract. Call the Better Business Bureau to obtain the BBB’s reliability rating for the firm, and to see if the firm has been the subject of complaints or serious law enforcement actions. If you are dealing with a modeling agency, contact the Department of Consumer Affairs to verify the firm’s license. Ask the company for the names of models who have received work through the firm’s services. \n\n2- Do not pay fees for classes or testshots. Legitimate companies invest in you, not vice versa. Occasionally, you may be expected to pay for the photographer’s film for test shots, which is a minimal cost. \n\n3- Do not meet with managers after business hours or at their homes. If you do see them at odd times or places, go with a friend who will stay with you. A legitimate manager will not be offended by this reasonable precaution; only illegitimate ones will. \n\n4- Beware of people who represent themselves as “Talent Scouts” or “Talent Packagers” who are really only photographers with little or no incentive to give you an honest assessment of your chances of becoming a model. \n\nand most of the websites had this : They should never ask for MONEY.\n\njust go on google or yahoo and search for "modeling agency" u will find alot to read \n\nGood luck