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Richy · 29th February 2008, 23:45

You're right Mindy.

That's the beauty of being registered as an amateur photographer on a models website. OK, it costs a bit for a model on occasions, although that will reduce as my experience grows and models become happy to do shoots for photos for their portfolios.

The point is that this is something that anyone who has a decent camera, and an eye for a photo can do. You don't have to have an expensive studio or lighting. My lighting cost me £130 and the studio is either the living room or the back bedroom. A model for a high heel shoot may cost you about £15-£20 an hour to hire.

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Richy I'm a Silver Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: UK I am Male Posts: 267 Thanks: 6 Thanked 69 Times in 25 Posts Rep Power: 9	Re: From a photoshoot I did on Saturday You're right Mindy. That's the beauty of being registered as an amateur photographer on a models website. OK, it costs a bit for a model on occasions, although that will reduce as my experience grows and models become happy to do shoots for photos for their portfolios. The point is that this is something that anyone who has a decent camera, and an eye for a photo can do. You don't have to have an expensive studio or lighting. My lighting cost me £130 and the studio is either the living room or the back bedroom. A model for a high heel shoot may cost you about £15-£20 an hour to hire.