Beautiful Liudmila

Here we go.  Another glamour session, another gorgeous girl. Yes, it is a makeover. Because none of us can look our best right out of bed in the morning. Big thanks to my team: make-up artist Jennifer Vilayhongand and  hair stylist Jordan Biliski. 

Glamourous Lena

On Sunday I did a test shoot with a friend of mine Lena, a make-up artist Jennifer Vilayhongand and a hair stylist Jordan Biliski. And I would like to say huge THANK YOU to my team. The experience was fantastic! I have to admit, I had hard time picking which photos to share with you all, since I love them all.

That was a first glamour shoot with this team. I was nervous and excited at the same time. I wanted to do a glamour photo session for a long time. I am fascinated with the concept of transformation that is done by a professional team: a make-up artist, a hair stylist and a photographer.  The goal is to find beautiful in every woman.

Isn't Lena just gorgeous? And being her friend, I can say that she is as beautiful inside as outside.

Let me know if you are interested in glamourous photo experience (nadiaportfolio@gmail.com)

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How skiing relates to my life view

I've started this year with the following quote: "The first step to getting the things you want out of life is this: Decide what you want."

I just got my Bachelor's Degree. My goal of four last years is achieved. What's next?

Here are what I was thinking skiing on the January, 1, 2012.

It happened that I lost my friends I was skiing with on the trail. So, I've decided not to wait for them but to ski by myself. And I couldn't find a better topic than thinking about  life. I compared it to skiing. All of us have a choice what trail to pick: green, blue or black. The green is the easiest one, and it has the most people skiing. The black is for experts; there are few of them. You pick a green trail, you compete with so many people along the way. You pick the black, you compete with a handful of people. It's up to you which road to pick, it's up to you how to price yourself in a creative field. It's your decision to choose people you compete with. As I said I am a good skier, I am not an expert. But I did take the black trail once.  The moment I looked down the hill, I thought I cannot do it. There is NO WAY I could get down. And then I started skiing. Looking just a little bit ahead of me, step by step (ski by ski? LOL) I got down. Did I fall? No, I didn't. Did I get down fast? No, I didn't. I was actually skiing very slow. Once I reached the bottom, I thought that my experience was absolutely amazing. I was ready to do it again.
Don't you think that working in a creative field similar to skiing?