As our community continues to grow, all members will now be required to complete the member agreement/release form in the classroom section below before June 1. This helps protect:📸 photography and media usage✨ creative collaborations💜 member safety and trust🤝 community integrity Anyone participating in photography sessions, GIF projects, promotional features, collaborations, or community content should complete this as soon as possible 🙏 After June 1, members who have not completed the form may be removed from the community. Thank you for helping us build a respectful, creative, and supportive space together 💜 Model Release Form Sign Here

Six months in Skool 114 communities. And today… something clicked. Six months ago I joined Skool Since then, I’ve joined 114 communities. That’s hundreds of people who inspired me, encouraged me, lifted me up, believed in me, and helped me grow. Countless posts. 4,7k Countless conversations. Lessons, late-night ideas, moments wondering where I fit, and moments asking myself, “What is my thing?” Because I’m a photographer. I know how to see the best in people and bring it out. I’ve spent over three decades behind and in front of the camera — as a photographer, model, and actress. But I was still trying to figure out how all the pieces fit together. And today I even had phone calls with members and friends helping me think through this. That’s what I love about this place. We’re building things together. And then… something clicked. I found my thing. Not just photography. Not just headshots. Not just AI. An offer. Transformation Society. Helping people transform into the best version of themselves through live, real sessions from wherever they are. Suddenly everything came together. And to every person who encouraged me, brainstormed with me, commented, believed in me, or helped me get here… You are part of this too. ❤️

@Karin Crawford Amazing to have you here. So happy to have you here and excited to have you be part of the community. Take a look around, jump into the conversations when you’re ready, and make yourself at home. We’re glad you’re here 📸📖🔥I enjoy the lessons in your community so much! BlooomingVices Steaming TV

1) Keep hair natural — not overly styled - The goal is polished, not stiff - Movement photographs beautifully 2) Avoid brand-new drastic haircuts right before photos - Give it about 1–2 weeks to settle 3) Watch the flyaways - A light smoothing serum or hairspray helps - Especially important in natural light 4) Bring a brush or comb - Quick touch-ups make a big difference Your hair should look like you on your best day — not a completely different person.

1) Slightly more makeup than everyday — but still natural. Cameras soften features, so a little extra definition helps. 2) Matte makeup photographs better than shiny makeup - Shine can reflect light - Matte gives a clean, professional look 3) Define the eyes and eyebrows - Brows frame the face - Mascara and liner help the eyes stand out 4) Choose natural lip colors - Avoid very dark or very glossy lipstick - Soft pinks, nudes, and warm tones work beautifully. The camera loves definition — not heavy makeup.