Showing posts with label male models chicago. Show all posts
Showing posts with label male models chicago. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Male Models in Chicago



I CAN'T WAIT TO GET OUTSIDE AND
START SHOOTING AGAIN! UGH!
I am so tired of being cooped up indoors, shooting
models on my couch and on my bed! -
Well, OK, so it's NOT THAT BAD!
But I love doing things outdoors and I have 3 guys
lined up who claim they are exhibitionists and don't mind
being naked outside! That will be a lot of fun! -
A good model really does have to be a bit of an exhibtionist.
Someone shy usually doesn't photograph well.

Monday, April 2, 2007

Male Models By Michael Snell

I think I have a pretty good for fresh talent.
A lot of my most successful models are guys
I hand picked off the street and have never modeled before.
One of my models left Michigan after I photographed him,
and moved to New York, where he was recently featured on
RUNNER magazine, he does work for J. Crew and Donna Karan,
and has a small part in the new movie THE GOOD SHEPHERD.

Adam Bouska, (above ) started as model and

later found himself in back of the camera, shooting

young and upcoming models. Adam now lives in

California and has a calendar coming out later this year!


Paul (above) was discovered

by me, stocking shelfs at Sams Club!



John Murphy (above ) got his body in tip top
shape for our photo shoot. I was able to get him a spread
in MENS WORKOUT, which I shot, and was able to get
him a $10,000 advertising campaign for a
major sports suppliment company.

I am always looking for fresh faces and great bodies!

If you are in Chicago or coming to visit, look me up!

Michael Snell Malephotog (at) gmail.com


Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Male Models in Black and White

"Photography is very powerful in the fact that I
can freeze a moment in time. If I live to be eighty I will be
able to pick up one of my photographs and go back to that
moment and remember every
detail of how that image came to be."

"I look at photography as a series of captured moments.
Location shoots give me the freedom for interesting
backgrounds and composition, which all help convey a
feeling from the model. Magic imagery happens when
there is chemistry, an energy, between the model
and the photographer. Capturing these moments,
makes an exceptional photograph."




"So Many Men - So Little Film.....
I need to switch to digital!"