Fashion photo tip: Work with people around you as models
Thursday 4 June 2026, 20:10 by Anniek Snoeijs | 905 views | 0 commentsThis article was translated from Dutch with the help of AI. Read the original.
Do you want to start with fashion photography? How do you find a model? For your first fashion shoots, you can work with people around you. For example, ask them first if they would like to model.
Designer: Anne Tol, Hair & Make-up: Lise Tuijp, Giya, Sahar
Perhaps you know people you have done a portrait shoot with before who would be open to a fashion shoot. They often know people who would be happy to help and model for your first fashion shoot.
This way, you do not need to have connections with modelling agencies at the start, while you can gain experience with fashion photography.
It gives you the chance to experiment with styling, poses and concepts without extra pressure. At the same time, it can help you build your portfolio and gradually expand your network towards models with more experience in fashion shoots.
About the author
Anniek Snoeijs is professioneel portret en modefotograaf. Haar werk valt op door haar gebruik van kleur en licht,waarmee ze beelden creëert die de persoonlijkheid en stijl van haar klanten vastleggen. Daarnaast geeft Anniek ook workshops en lezingen over portret en modefotografie.
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