HOW TO FIND THE PERFECT UK PHOTOGRAPHER FOR YOUR ESCORT HEADSHOTS

How To Find The Perfect UK Photographer For Your Escort Headshots

The power that a photograph can single-handedly unleash is immense. In order to grab someone's attention, you need to have quality images that demand to be seen. No one can do that as well as a professional industry photographer. While there are boudoir and general photography services available, experienced escort photographers are versed in posing, style and angles specific to the field.

Common issues, of course, stem from the fear of the overabundance of "sleazy" male photographers or wasting money and time on a photographer who turns over completely different images than what you were anticipating. Locating a legitimate and talented UK photographer for your escort images is much easier than you might think and the results of sessions with them will separate your profile from the amateurs.

Red Flags

When choosing a photographer, it's important to stay on the lookout for sleazy ones and deals that seem they are too good to be true. Do not let a photographer try to oversell himself to you by talking about all the work he's done for so many other girls or what big publications he's been in. Cockiness like that is almost certainly surrounded by more red flags.

Don't get sucked into texting or private messaging with a photographer who demands selfies and nude images prior to booking. Be wary of overly sexual language like "baby", "honey" and "sweetheart". Even if the work seems amazing, do your research first. Incredibly famous and successful photographers have been caught sexually harassing or assaulting women after years of work, and only got away with it for so long because nobody spoke about it. Ask around for other people's experiences with them. If the site seems like an overly cocky sales pitch, avoid it. Language from a professional escort photographer should be professional and business-like.

Many escorts prefer finding a female photographer for this reason in particular. It isn't necessary but it may increase your comfort levels if you're nervous or inexperienced. Do what feels right to you and trust your instincts. There are plenty of excellent industry photographers in the UK with plenty of experience. Ask if the photographer would be okay with you bringing a friend to your session if that makes you feel safer. Be cautious of photographers recommended on social sites or threads. Be careful when photographers suggest TFP (Time for Photographs). While TFP may be genuine, it isn't always worth your time and money. Always verify every potential company or individual you plan to work with.

Word of Mouth

The simplest way to find any type of service provider has always been word of mouth, and a photographer is no different. If you know anyone who has used a photographer in the field before, ask for their contact information. If you see images you like, you can always contact other escorts to ask who did their work. Word of mouth is hugely beneficial because you're hearing from someone who has first-hand experience they can share and since you have spoken to them you know they're not a robot or fake person promoting themselves.

You can clearly see images produced by the photographer, hear about how the entire experience was from start to finish, discuss price points and quality as well as what the photographer themselves was like. Are they friendly? A bit cold? Do they have a particular style they stick to, or can it vary? Did you at any point feel uncomfortable? What's the turnaround time like? How far in advance do they book?

Asking around is the best and the most reliable place to start. If you have a photographer you work with already or have modelling experience and are comfortable discussing your career, ask if they offer boudoir type services. Make sure you let them know what the images will be used for and where. Depending on your budget and the photographer, this may be a wallet-friendlier option.

Do The Research

Let's break it down. First, are they actually local? You can typically see this immediately either in their page name, subheadings or at the footer at the very bottom of the page. It is almost always also listed on the Contact page. From there, ask yourself if the website looks legitimate. Are links broken or are they valid? If a telephone number is listed, does it work? A fast way to tell if the site is genuine is also to judge its aesthetic of it. A cheap-looking page with a poor colour choice that's full of typos and bad grammar is a sure-fire way to tell it's either fake or someone you don't want to do business with.

If you're hiring someone to create a gorgeous aesthetic and consistent look for your branding, their own website should reflect their ability to do that. If, however, their work and aesthetic make your jaw drop, then it's likely it would do the same for others as well. Third, does their style match what you're looking for? If their actual image gallery and portfolio are full of photos that you don't quite connect with, move on to the next photographer. Never hire a photographer and ask them to recreate images you've found online that were done by someone else. Always base their skills on their current portfolio. You will never be disappointed if their own work is uniform and matches your goals as well.

Next, check reviews from others who have used that photographer's services. Look at as many review platforms as possible and even search their name and business on social media. Check tags, comments and really look at what others are saying about them. If they're really good (or really bad) it will show. Cross-reference mentions they may have on Twitter and look at local modelling groups to see what other models have said. If they have interviews or articles about their business, seek them out to see what's been said.

Finally, if you've found several you're interested in, look a bit deeper into their rates and packages. Find out if hair and makeup are included or extra. If it isn't included will you need to provide your own? Are there recommendations they can give? Look at their bio or About page. See if their personality seeps through. If you can get a good read on them from their website, that's another box to check off in the pro department. The more content they have on their page the easier it is to tell if they mean business. Photographers with social pages, a blog or other pages that they regularly update are excellent resources to look into. If you're lucky enough to find someone who has promotional videos or a behind-the-scenes video on their website, it speaks volumes to the care they invest in their legitimate work and business. When you think you've narrowed it down, you can send an inquiry message asking about availability or any other questions you might have.

Sexy Extras

All-purpose companies that have hair and make-up artists available, photographers, stylists and more will be your best resource but only you will know if they're a good match for you and your personal style. Your photos should tell prospective clients why they should book you so it's important to consider what kind of photos you'll take. If you prefer your face hidden, cropped or blurred, find out if that service costs an additional fee or not. If you're concerned about model releases or images being shared or used for portfolio, be sure to bring those concerns up to the photographer before any bookings occur. Once you're settled on who to work with they will guide you through the process. Select where you would like your photos done, pick a theme or tones to help you stay on brand. You might want to shoot where you usually perform incalls, or even outdoors, on location somewhere scenic or themed.

Practice posing on your own but know that they will also be able to help during the shoot. Be aware that industry-standard photography rates can be quite high and can easily get up to $1.5 to $2k, depending on the number of hours spent shooting the photos. These are investments in your business, and likely one of the largest investments you'll make but completely worth it. It's understandable that not everyone can afford fees like that, so options like TFP or smaller packages may be your route to start. Updating your escort profile at least twice (if not more) a year should be your goal to keep your clients, both new and returning, satisfied and interested. It also guarantees to document any changes you may make to your appearance, so your photos will always match what you really look like at present. Finding the right photographer for you can be a challenge at first but once you've found "the one", stick with them. They will be your secret weapon to scoring those bookings.

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