Aspiring Models

The First Step In Your Modeling Career!

Have you ever dreamed of walking the runway, gracing the pages of magazines, or becoming the face of a brand? The world of modeling is exciting and dynamic, but knowing where to begin can feel overwhelming. You have the passion, the look, and the drive, but how do you turn those aspirations into a reality?

Many aspiring models face challenges like:

• Not knowing how to get started or what steps to take
• Struggling to build a professional portfolio that gets noticed
• Figuring out how to find legitimate agencies and avoid scams
• Understanding the industry’s expectations and demands
• Dealing with the inevitable rejection and staying motivated
• Imagine having a clear roadmap that takes you from aspiring enthusiast to confident, working model

Don’t let the complexities of the modeling industry hold you back any longer. Your dream is within reach, and with the right guidance, you can start building the foundation for a successful modeling career with a photo session and comp card.

I was Isabella Lemmon’s first photographer.
She has later gone on to shoot with photographers Jonathan Duenas and John Joseph.

I was one of Molly Valentine Sheets first photographers.
She has later gone on to shoot with photographers Josue Clermont, Ed Hardy and Cooper Foto.

I was Samantha Allison Wiener’s first photographer.
She has later gone on to shoot with photographers Vincent Pierce, Pamela Parmenter, Rick Ferro and has been published.

As a photographer for aspiring models I want to see you be successful.
I offer Digital Comp Cards, to photo session clients, so you may show yourself off properly!
Your comp card is key to showcasing your versatility and stats.
Ready to turn your modeling dreams into reality?

• Stop blending in
• Start booking
• Make a lasting impression
• Get noticed
• Get hired
• Invest in your success
• Invest in a professional comp card

Professional Portrait Photographer
St. Augustine, Florida

Passion
Photography has been a lifelong passion for me. I spent many years taking pictures and developing my own film. This hobby taught me the fundamentals of photography, including light, exposure, composition, and history. Photography was my passion, not just a hobby. It was my voice, my lens on the world, my way of storytelling, and my gift to others. I’m grateful for the opportunity to have learned about photography in my teens, a time of creativity and experimentation that sparked my lifelong love for the art.

History
My passion for photography began as a teenager, inspired by my father’s darkroom in our basement. Mesmerized by the process of developing film and printing photos, I spent countless hours there, eager to learn all I could. One day, my dad let me borrow his old Konica SLR camera. I was thrilled! I couldn’t wait to start taking my own pictures. I spent the next few weeks snapping away at everything in sight: my friends, my family, my neighborhood, and even my cat. Developing my first roll of film was a revelation. The clarity and detail of the images were breathtaking. I couldn’t believe I had taken them myself. I was instantly hooked. One day, inspired by my dad, I decided to develop my own film. I meticulously followed his instructions, and soon, I held my first developed film in my hands, filled with pride. When I showed it to my dad, he was thoroughly impressed, telling me that I had a natural aptitude for photography.

Grateful
Photography has been a lifelong passion for me, and I spent many years taking pictures and developing my own film. This hobby taught me the fundamentals of photography, including light, exposure, composition, and history. Photography was my passion, not just a hobby. It was my voice, my lens on the world, my way of storytelling, and my gift to others. I’m grateful for the opportunity to have learned about photography in my teens, a time of creativity and experimentation that sparked my lifelong love for the art.