Synopsis "trans modeling for amateurs"
Transexual, Transgender, Transvestite, Cross dresser, Why not?, shouldn't everybody be represented. There is room for everyone in amateur modeling! In the interest of "fairness" in this our modern world, I felt it necessary to publish a variation of my modeling guides for "transgender" and "transsexual" individuals and also applying to the numerous straight males out there that enjoy dressing as women. Everyone deserves representation and acknowledgement in today's society. I remember when I first saw Annie Lennox dressed as a man and Boy George dressed as a woman when I was young and in school, how beautiful and exciting it was to see such creativity and talent! A very special hello to "Jazz", an 11yr old transgender, may your beauty, courage, and kindness give us greater understanding, acceptance, and compassion to change us all for the better! This is sensible, relevant information and advice, for the everyday female or male, that would like to try amateur modeling on the side as a hobby or weekend thing. Why not help the aspiring model, by giving suggestions, advice, and constructive criticism?, any information offered can be very helpful when doing amateur modeling. A new experience can be very blind, stressful, and nerve racking to a novice, I wrote this book "Trans Modeling for Amateurs", with the beginner in mind, it gives them a starting point in which to begin their interest, along with tips and suggestions to help them along the way. There is a growing amateur market for models to help photographers, artists, painters, etc. Especially with the advancements and affordability in digital cameras, there are many more people out there needing models to photograph. So many of the amateur models I deal with just don't know how to conduct themselves and end up ruining future opportunities with missteps, bad attitude and bad manners. It should be read by every aspiring model if they want to be a success in this industry as an amateur and or move on to professional modeling.
