<<“The model looks like a wreck,” my boss warned as I passed her in the hall on my way to my very first photo shoot.[...] but my boss was right, she looked like crap. First, her hair was awful. It was basically damage to the point of looking fried, short and frizzy and broken off at weird lengths. And while her skin was essentially flawless (there was not one freckle, mole or scar on her entire body), she looked tired and a little hung over.>>

Me shooting Roro. See what came out, here.

?Read the whole story about Meg’s first photo shoot experience here. Meg over at Faking Good Breeding tells the interesting and captivating story on what reality in the fashion industry “really” is.

Well, I always have fun organizing photo shoots and being the stylist, make-up artist, hairstylist, photographer [and whatever people there are working on a shoot], all in one. I think it’s fun. I don’t see it as work. I hope I’ll do it professionally sometime. If you want me to take your picture, do say so and I’ll gladly do it.

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Thanks Robert for assisting and capturing the “behind the scenes”.

Hopefully sometime soon I will write about “my first time” at a professional photo shoot. I can only hope…