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A photo can tell a story, stir an emotion and send a powerful message. In the world of photography that fuses beautiful aesthetics with a profound message we find editorial photography that today is reaching unimaginable levels with the power of social media.
Editorial photography is what you'll find in every magazine, telling stories, presenting products, and putting faces to names. Every professional image you've ever seen of a model posing with great style and elegance, with meticulously curated surroundings, is a fruit of editorial photography. And this is where the essence and power of editorial photography lies, its ability to tell a story.
In the age of Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, editorial photography has become more relevant for models, influencers and brands. A professionally captured portrait can raise a model's profile, solidify an influencer's image or bring a product to life. A striking image on social media can capture the attention of millions and, effectively, can be the difference between success and failure in a professional career.
Beyond its impact on social media and modeling careers, editorial photography also has the power to inspire. For young women who aspire to be models or have high-quality photographs in their feed and look like professional models, editorial photography offers the tool to express their individuality and identity. Editorial photography is not just about looking good; it's about conveying an attitude, a personality and a story. With the right guidance and a sincere approach, any young aspiring model can be transformed into an icon as a result of good photographic work.
That's why today I want to share with you these portraits of Mey in which we tested this concept in an afternoon of photos in the studio. Mey wanted to experience this style of photography, posing as if she was representing the cover of a magazine. This practice helped her to better understand this fascinating world of editorial photography, how to achieve impactful poses that tell her story in a single image and how to take her portraits to the next level.
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