How intimate is teh relationship between a model and a photographer? is it intense? or are both working too hard to connect in a human way?
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Don't quote me on this because I honestly don't have a ton of info, let alone experience on this but I would think that depends 100% on the photographer, the model, the shoot itself and the style. The image should always connect in some way, regardless. But I think with some situations you will have a close relationship between the two. The relationship may only be a brief and professional one for the durration of the shoot, but it still exists where the images will look natural. Or it could be a long standing relationship with a deep understanding of how each other works. Forgive me for going a bit overboard on what should have been a brief answer.. I just think there are a million variables that there likely isn't a clear answer to that question. I'd say once you have accounted for everything in that specific situation, you have your answer for that shoot, and then start over for the next..
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