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What’s My Style?

What’s My Style?

After viewing my portfolio hopefully you like it, though it may be hard for you to articulate why. Eventually in the development of any creative pursuit a person will find their own style–their own voice. This is true for artists, musicians, writers, and certainly myself. Discovering one’s voice is not unlike learning a musical instrument. In the very beginning you learn the scales, master the compulsories, and maybe if you’re very talented land in a prestigious school such as Julliard.

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Dress for Success

Dress for Success

If the intent is to present yourself as an elite model then the clothing you choose goes a long ways toward projecting that image. The old adage to “dress for success” is as true in the modeling and entertainment industry as it is on Wall Street. An evening dress, shoes, lingerie, proper accessorizing, and hair and make-up all play a role in creating the desired persona.

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Choosing Your Photographer

Choosing Your Photographer

Naturally I hope you choose Doug Remien Studios for your photo session, but as with any purchase it never hurts to comparison shop. For many people price is a primary concern, but it shouldn’t be the overriding one. If you’re using these images for your profession, then image is everything as they say, make sure they’re the very best.

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Black & White Image Conversion

Black & White Image Conversion

In this digital age it’s easy to understand why people think converting a color image to black & white is a simple Photoshop task. And in truth it is simple, but if you want your image to be beautiful in black & white, advanced planning is required.

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Posing Tips, From the Neck Up

Posing Tips, From the Neck Up

Mouth and eye gestures go a long way toward creating that provocative, alluring look. And while some women have an innate ability to flash those expressions, others have a difficult time doing them on command.

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Posing Tips, Master the Contrapposto

Posing Tips, Master the Contrapposto

If there is one pose that all models must learn, it is the contrapposto. Italian for counterpoise, it is the pose often struck by runway models when they reach the end of the stage. And it is the mainstay of any model posing for a photographer. A skilled model can perform dozens of variations over the course of just a few minutes.

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“Not only is Doug a great photographer, but he is very attentive and knowledgeable in all aspects of the look I am portraying in my line of work. I love him and all his work!”

Madison Noire