Definition

Noun: A person, typically a professional, who poses for still photographs as their primary occupation or for a specific photographic session. This term specifically refers to an individual whose role is to be the subject of a photographer's work, often for artistic, commercial, or promotional purposes.

Usage

This term is used to identify a person in the context of their work with photographers. It emphasizes the collaborative relationship between the subject and the photographer. * She worked as a photographer's model for several fashion magazines before becoming an actress. * The agency specializes in providing experienced photographer's models for advertising campaigns.

Advanced Usage

• The term can imply a focus on still photography, distinguishing the role from a or a .
• It is often used in contexts discussing the technical or artistic aspects of a photoshoot, such as lighting, composition, and posing.

Variants and Related Words

• Model (n.): A more general term for a person employed to display, advertise, or pose for art. A is a specific type of model.
• Photo model (n.): A less formal, synonymous term.
• Muse (n.): While not a job title, this term can refer to a person who inspires an artist, including a photographer, and may often serve as their model.

Synonyms

• Photo model
• (Fashion) model (when context specifies photographic work)
• Posing model

Antonyms / Contrasting Roles

• Photographer
• Runway model
• Film actor/actress

Noun

1. a model who poses for photographers