This is very much a personal guide for anyone thinking about modeling. It can be quite nerve racking, working with a professional photographer. My job is to put you at ease and to create the very best images of you that I can. To achieve this involves team work and good communication.
I recommend an initial meeting to discuss the look/style you are going for. A shoot always works best when both the photographer and the model have a concept of what the pictures should look like, and are working together to create that share concept.
I will send you a CD of photos taken and will print out copies of the ones you like the best. Generally I will pick 15 images to post under my models galleries. For anyone considering having fetish photos taken you will find a check list that I would need you to complete.
What do I look for in models?
• Character some one with a special sense of who they are.
• A good sense of fun. You will have personality, creative intelligence, and some one who is a team player.
• I look for someone with big eyes, and/or who knows how to use them as I always focus on your eyes.
• All models must be able to prove they are over 18 years of age.
How do I find models for my photographic shoots?
• As a regular and well-known fetish scene photographer, I often meet models at clubs.
• I get a number of approaches via my web site.
• Personal and professional recommendations.
• Through commissioned shoots for magazines and web sites, as I regularly get to work directly with the same models.
• On occasion I may approach a prospective model in public if I think she has that certain something. How to research and make contact with, myself or other photographers.
• Please look at the photographer's work first, so you get an idea what they do to see if you like their style of photography.
• If you like their style, and you would like to work for them, email them in the first instance. It is always a good idea to send them three recent photographs of yourself - a head and shoulders shot, a three-quarter length, and a full length. We are not looking for professional style pictures, but would just like to see what you look like. The preferred format would be JPEG with a resolution of 72dpi and a pixel dimension of 600 x 400.
• Some information about yourself, e.g. your height; the colour of your hair; eye colour; your style; dress size; shoe size; any tattoos or body piercing; the type of modeling work you are interested in ( e.g. fashion, topless, nude); any work you have done before; any props, shoes, or clothes you have of particular interest; your availability, and a little about yourself. This information can help us to ascertain which jobs would suit you best as a model, and create a profile for you should we ever be able to recommend you to another photographer, or for a specific commission.
• Find out where the photographer is based, and also let the photographer know your area. You do not have to provide your address, just your basic location. It is frustrating to both photographer and model to discover, after email correspondence, that one is in the UK and the other the USA.

What the models say:

Is is models I have worked with. There words not mine!

Model Adara Thorn 5-1-09 Brian was brilliant to work with! He made me feel completely at ease but was highly professional, and gave me some very good advice and tips to help me with my modelling. He didn't try to make me do anything I wasn't happy with and showed the utmost concern and respect for me and my wishes. Would happily work with him again, and am planning to in the near futur.