Not liking this one. It is very model looking at camera which I do not like. It is like in tv, you are not supposed to LOOK at the camera because then all the audience sees is actor rather than the character they are supposed to be creating.

^Lol you mean breaking the fourth wall? I don't know where you're getting that idea but looking at the camera isn't really a taboo for modeling. Television is about the chemistry between characters where as in pictorials it can either be between characters or the model(s) and consumer.

^ Kinda the 4th wall. I don't mean that a model can NEVER look at the camera, but there is a big difference between looking into camera and pretending you're looking at someone/thing else thus creating a connection to the audience, and just staring at the camera because you're waiting for the photographer to take your picture. When I look at a model I should see the character/emotion or whatever that they're representing. I shouldn't see a model looking at a camera waiting for the f