New York City / Tri-State Photographer - Actor - Screenwriter - Producer/Director - Acting Coach - Owner Squirrel Master Productions
Richard N. Wilson
Richard N. Wilson
Photography
Has done photography in the style of Editorial, Commercial, Glamour, Agency Test Board, Swimwear, Actor Head Shot, Beauty, Model Development Photography, Art Nudes, portrait, school, wedding, , candid, lifestyle, and combination of all the above.
Today's photography is an accumulation of all my experiences in the last 40+ years. It is my goal to make each individual's images as unique as humanly possible. I am not a Facebook Instagram photographer. Although semi retired, I am not dead yet.
Photographer Richard is now semi retired
but always keeping his eye open for that special
Model/Actress to capture and coach.

This is an image from my very first photo shoot back in 1981 that inspired me to shoot, capture and create.

My First National Magazine Cover 1986
Sample Favorites
Custom Images by
Richard N. Wilson
2023


















Vintage Editorial Images Video
Photographic imaging in Media come into various categories or standards depending on who you talk to. The most common category is fashion. The use of the word "fashion" is loosely used in the preset day media description. Is an outfit from Walmart considered fashion? Again ... on social media the quality of Model presentation varies from one interpretation to the next. What is art? Same premise.
Here is what I suggest and you can interpret images as you desire. Here are some suggested categories of different forms or styles of Image Modeling:
Fashion, Runway, Editorial, Beauty, Commercial, Glamour, Boudoir, Swimwear, Portraits, Wedding, Parts,
Nude, Art Nudes,
(Also seeing)
Life Style
Candid
Our multi media market is evolving quickly
and semantics are used differently depending on the caliber of the market. Image categories
can be argued, for example, editorial fashion,
life style can be commercial. Each category is determined by the client (brand) and the image creator.
From the days of Chrome
