What makes a great photographer? A good eye? An expensive camera?Technical know-how? Certainly those things all play a role, but what I think is most crucial to becoming truly great is charisma and the ability to direct people.
Creating a photograph is much more than simply pressing a button and taking a picture. As a photographer who creates staged images - which involves intense curation from conception to completion - it is essential that you are able to control the subjects and the circumstances to the most specific details.
Throughout my career I’ve created many controversial shoots where I put my models in situations that I forced them out of their comfort zone – I made them feel vulnerable. This could not have been done that without the Power of persuasion!
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