What's up guys Daniel here and today we are answering a question that I get asked a lot. How do you get models to pose in lingerie for you and sexy photo shoots and something very revealing? Today we're going to answer those questions and let me start by saying it's not as easy as just snapping your fingers and having a model appear. You have to do a lot of thinking about it and building up your portfolio before you can jump right into that. Don't expect to just pick up a camera and have girls willing to shoot for you. Now I got Hannah here who is an excellent model, one of my faves. We're going to talk about what makes it okay, what makes it comfortable, what to do and what not to do. So as a photographer what can we do to make you more comfortable? Don't touch? No, God please, no, no, no. Never touch the model unless you're asked and make sure that they're okay with the direction that you're giving them. Talk to them about what you're going to shoot first beforehand so that they know what they're doing. Before committing to a shoot or something like that, what do you look for in a photographer before you'll say like yeah I'm going to shoot with you, yeah I'm willing to strip down. That they've shot with models before that are also half nude or nude and what kind of quality they're looking for. Like some photographers only want to shoot nude and that's not something I specifically do. So I'm not going to shoot with somebody who just shoots nude. So looking into their background more and making sure that there's somewhat of a chemistry there and that they're going to be respectful of you. So more to Hannah's point, like you have to build up that portfolio. You know what I mean? If you want to work your way into shooting artistic nudes or budwara or lingerie shoots, you can't have five family photos on your Instagram and say like I'm a nude photographer. Work your way up, start working with models in general, male, female and then maybe transition to if you want to shoot women, start shooting more women, if you want to shoot men, start shooting more men. And then work your way up even further to models who are comfortable even posing half nude or something like that. Just don't expect to jump right into it. Another thing you can do is if you have friends or someone who's willing, shoot with them first because you've already got that rapport. Like she said before, you're comfortable with each other. You know, like neither of you is a sleazy creep or anything. So shoot with them first, like practice with your friends. If you don't, like I said, work your way up, but I would definitely recommend finding a friend who's willing before you try to, you know, approach random people about it. And also don't approach random people about it. Just go walking up into the street and be like, hey, can I take your picture, but I want to take naked, you know. Don't do that, okay? Alright, we're back. Shoot with Hannah went well. It's time to get changed because it's hot as balls out here and I'll make it pretty quick because it looks like it's about to rain pretty hard. The shoot was awesome. We got a couple of sweet picks. I'll show you those right now. And the reason we were able to get those picks, I'll recap for you. First and foremost, build up your portfolio. If you have seven pictures of your dog on Instagram, no model is going to want to work with you if you ask them to do a lingerie shoot or even artistic news. It's not going to happen. So you need to build up that portfolio. Now that's not going to happen overnight and that's why you got to do the other things we mentioned in order to get to that point. Build relevant content. So start shooting, start working with models and work your way up to where you want to be. You can't expect overnight to just be shooting newts so you have to work your way up. And an easier way to do this, like we mentioned before, is if you have friends who are willing to shoot with you, shoot with them. As we said, they're probably already comfortable with you. They might be more willing to pose for you than a stranger would. It'll be a good stepping stone for you to build that relevant content when you want to work your way into lingerie shoots and that kind of stuff. And last but definitely not least is what Hannah said. Don't be a creep people. Do the creep and do the creep. Under no circumstance is it okay to unwantedly touch a model or do anything of the sort without their consent. Communicate with them. The biggest thing is being comfortable with your model and having your model be comfortable with you. So just don't be a creep. Just be better than that. Alright? Well, it's starting to rain so I'm going to head inside and I'm going to make Hannah do the rest of the video.