luissnow53 asked: What was your most humbling moment as a photographer?

Wow.  This is a lot deeper than your last text. There must be better stories than this, but there was one time when I took some photos that I felt were priceless, I mean, I thought these photos could define my career! But I had borrowed a faulty card for my digital camera and all of the photos were erased, gone forever. The same thing happened to a friend of mine with his film camera.  He captured priceless memories over a good extent of time, but when he developed the film, it came out blank.  I watched him cry. Situations like that remind me to keep moving forward, even if you have to start all over again, from nothing.

luissnow53 asked: You should consider doing internships

thanks

Anonymous asked: Does the amount of exposure (how well known) a model has relate to their experience in front of the lens.

I think time advances a model’s experience, however, exposure only might make someone more confident.  Soooooooo my answer is probably no.

But I will say that if someone is getting a lot of exposure, they probably have already done tons of work, before everyone knew about them. Which means… tons of experience ;-)

Anonymous asked: What's it like working with big time models?

That depends whom you are referring to.