I don't think you have a good handle on how modeling works, no offense. :wink: Take a supermodel. Let's say Kate Moss, for example. She's paid to pose. She makes millions of dollars a year, just to pose for photos (and, sometimes, walk the runway modeling clothes, etc.). Whomever pays her to pose uses her photos to promote their product, sell their magazines, make their clothes look good, etc. She doesn't retain rights to her photos. She makes money strictly through posing pretty. It's that simple. It's not a case of one photo shoot and your career is over. That's just silly. I have models who have worked for me who makes hundreds of thousands of dollars a year by posing for various Web sites, magazines, private collectors, etc. If you want to make money selling your own photos, then you need to hire a photographer, have him/her take photos of you, sign an exclusive rights agreement, and then beat the pavement trying to sell your photos.
, I don't think so.
