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Guest Modeling... And Tips!

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Did you think I only take photos of myself and my clothes?

Well- YES!

But who's there spying near my window?  ๏̯͡๏

Trying to catch a few modeling tips, Mr. Gecko? (͡- ̮͡๏)


Come closer, that's right, you'll see better from here...ಠ_ಠ

For starters, your posture's quite good... try to be natural...¯\(°_o)/¯
Now look at the camera, don't be shy...⊙﹏⊙
Let's make sure there's plenty of natural light...

A special light for an enigmatic note... now that's puuurrrrrfect!

And a smile! Ahhh! That's it! A smile for a photo is like...  like a tasty spider for your lunch, yeah...

Now go tell Lil Gecko that artificial light and a stiff posture won't do much for its charm!
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Comments

  1. This is a great post! Love the pictures and comments under each of them!!

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  2. LOL. Love this. He looks stunning against the pink I must add!

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  3. how cute is he! Love the little faces you typed!

    theroyalfamily
    MadeJust4You
    Brandy

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  4. how cute! my sis would love that lil guy!

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  5. I like the one of him on the pink as well. :0)

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  6. Reminds me of my trip to Australia they were everywhere.... sealing, kitchen, floor etc...lol

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  7. Wonderful pictures! wonderful post!

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  8. Very funny blog, I needed that bit of levity tonite. He seemed to follow your instructions quite well and certainly deserves a tasty spider.

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  9. So ADORABLE!

    Coming from a part of the world with almost no reptiles, the idea of just stumbling on one in your house just delights me. Also it's hard to beat geckos for cute.

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  10. He is cute on your window but do not want him on mine....lol

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  11. Oooh, so awesome! It's so cute!

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  12. ha ha. I love this post. Some good advice! That little fellow is very sweet!

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  13. Well now ... THAT was just plain fun!!! Who doesn't love a Gecko with a big smile on his face?

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  14. So perfect on that bright pink wall! Love this post:)

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