Rebelde Portraits Magazine

15/08/2025

Submission open for August time !!
For each theme will be open 18 slots.
Please always follow instructions.
1. Please post only one photo from the set.
2. Photographers are allowed to submit a maximum of photos of 3 models in one theme/ for each open theme
3. Model is allowed to submit only one work for each theme. Maximum 10 in a month.
4. Please submit photos, only if you have access to a minimum of 2 photos from each set.
5. If your work will be chosen, please send your work follow instructions under your photo.
6. Please be aware a magazine is in Vertical format. So, if you would like to submit photos in horizontal format, you must have in set 1 of 3 horizontal photos, another way, 1 of them will be fitted to a magazine format.
7. One Submission= Only Photos of chosen Model/s / One Email with photos and required information. For larger photo sizes, please use WeTransfer, and add a link in the same email. Please do not create separate emails for each photo.
8. Before you submit your work, please make sure if model/ parent of the model or photographer gives you full permission,
Magazine Size 2550x3300px so is the minimum photo size allowed to be published, also must have no less than 2MB.
1. Beauty Faces (Taken Slots 10/18)
2. Black Outfits Vibes (Taken Slots 5/18)NEW!!
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9. Portraits after Dark (Taken Slots 3/18) NEW!!
10. Studio Shoots (Taken Slots 10/18)
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13. Summer Vibes (Taken Slots 17/18)
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15/08/2025

Congratulations to all involved in
RPM_Face and Soul 38/2025 R38
Print and full digital now is available to buy on MagCloud, and now you can grab your copy using below link->
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14/08/2025

Model: Lila Davidson
Country: USA
Photographer: Ken Owen
www.instagram.com/owenphotographyky

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Article:
Face and Soul: Portraits That See Beyond the Surface
Where physical presence meets emotional truth

Introduction:
A portrait can show what someone looks like—or it can reveal who they truly are. Face and Soul photography aims for the latter. It’s about going beyond the surface, beyond flawless lighting and perfect styling, to capture something real and unforgettable.
These portraits live in the space between visual beauty and emotional resonance. They connect with the viewer because they feel honest—whether they’re taken in a controlled studio, on a quiet street, or in a sunlit corner of a home.
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Defining the Style:
Face and Soul is not a genre defined by a single look. It’s defined by depth. The face becomes the anchor, the eyes the storyteller, and the mood the frame that holds it all together.
This style often uses simplicity—removing distractions so that expression, gaze, and subtle gestures take center stage. The goal is for the viewer to feel something before they even register the technical perfection of the shot.
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Wardrobe & Styling:
Wardrobe in Face and Soul portraits should complement personality, not overshadow it.
• Neutral tones keep the focus on the subject’s features.
• Textures like wool, linen, or soft cotton add tactile depth.
• Minimal accessories avoid visual noise, unless a specific item has personal significance.
• Makeup can be natural or stylized, but it should match the mood of the portrait.
Clothing here is more about comfort and authenticity than fashion statements—unless the statement itself is part of the soul you want to capture.
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Lighting & Mood:
Light in Face and Soul portraits should feel intentional.
• Soft side light reveals texture and form while keeping shadows gentle.
• Window light brings a natural, intimate mood.
• Low-key setups add depth, drama, and introspection.
• High-key setups feel open, pure, and vulnerable.
The lighting should be crafted to match the emotional tone you’re aiming to express—serene, powerful, melancholy, or joyful.
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Posing & Expression:
Expressions here are everything. Encourage your subject to:
• Hold a gaze without rushing.
• Let micro-expressions emerge naturally.
• Shift between openness and introspection.
• Think about a memory, a dream, or a truth they hold close.
Posing is subtle: a slight head tilt, a relaxed jaw, a hand lightly touching the face. Nothing should feel forced—the more natural, the better.
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Location & Backgrounds:
Face and Soul portraits thrive in minimalist environments:
• Plain walls or softly textured backdrops
• Natural light corners
• Simple outdoor spaces with blurred backgrounds
• Studio setups stripped to essentials
The point is to eliminate unnecessary elements, leaving room for emotion to take the lead.
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Pro Tips for Photographers:
1 Build connection before you shoot – conversation helps the subject open up.
2 Watch for transitions – moments between poses often hold the most authenticity.
3 Focus on the eyes – they carry the emotional weight of the portrait.
4 Give emotional prompts – ask about a moment, a person, or a feeling that matters.
5 Work in silence sometimes – quiet moments can produce unexpected depth.
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Emotional Impact:
When done well, Face and Soul portraits stay with the viewer. They don’t just show a person—they introduce them. They tell a story without words, leaving the viewer with a sense of having met someone, not just looked at them.
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Conclusion:
Face and Soul is about stripping away the unnecessary until what remains is pure connection—between the subject, the photographer, and the viewer. In these portraits, beauty is not the end goal—it’s a byproduct of truth.

13/08/2025

Hello Everyone!!!

I decided to create a new page only for models in age under 18 years old. Here still will be accepted photos for Teens, however for the Youngest models only will be open new page.

https://www.facebook.com/RebeldeYouthMPM/

First open submission soon, only two themes per month!!!
30 models in one magazine.:)

Online Magazine for Photographers and Models in age under 18 years old.

Outside Distributor MagCloud

13/08/2025

Submission open for August time !!
For each theme will be open 18 slots.
Please always follow instructions.
1. Please post only one photo from the set.
2. Photographers are allowed to submit a maximum of photos of 3 models in one theme/ for each open theme
3. Model is allowed to submit only one work for each theme. Maximum 10 in a month.
4. Please submit photos, only if you have access to a minimum of 2 photos from each set.
5. If your work will be chosen, please send your work follow instructions under your photo.
6. Please be aware a magazine is in Vertical format. So, if you would like to submit photos in horizontal format, you must have in set 1 of 3 horizontal photos, another way, 1 of them will be fitted to a magazine format.
7. One Submission= Only Photos of chosen Model/s / One Email with photos and required information. For larger photo sizes, please use WeTransfer, and add a link in the same email. Please do not create separate emails for each photo.
8. Before you submit your work, please make sure if model/ parent of the model or photographer gives you full permission,
Magazine Size 2550x3300px so is the minimum photo size allowed to be published, also must have no less than 2MB.

1. Beauty Faces (Taken Slots 10/18)
2. Black Outfits Vibes (Taken Slots 5/18)NEW!!
3. Forest (Taken Slots 2/18) NEW!!
4. Men Portraits (Taken Slots 7/18) NEW!!
5. Models and Animals (Taken Slots 12/18)
6. Monochrome Portraits (Taken Slots 8/18) NEW
7. Morning Glow, Evening Gold (Taken Slots 13/18) Sunset/ Sunrise
8. Outdoor Vibes Taken Slots 1/18) NEW!!
9. Portraits after Dark (Taken Slots 3/18) NEW!!
10. Studio Shoots (Taken Slots 10/18)
11. Styled in in Pink (Taken Slots 8/18) NEW!!
12. Styled in the City (Taken Slots 9/18) NEW!!
13. Summer Vibes (Taken Slots 17/18)
14. Teen Portraits (Taken Slots 10/18)
15. White outfits Vibes (Taken Slots 3/18) NEW!!
16. Youth ans Style (Taken Slots 11/18)
Please send the chosen photos as soon as possible

13/08/2025

Congratulations to all involved in
RPM_Women Edition 37/2025 R37
Print and full digital now is available to buy on MagCloud, and now you can grab your copy using below link->
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/3145313
Thank you for Your support, and I hope all of you will be enjoy it 🙂

13/08/2025

Model: Keily
Country: Spain
Photographer: Yaiza Vega Diaz
www.instagram.com/yaizavega.fotografa

Article:
Women: Portraits of Strength, Grace, and Identity
Celebrating the essence of femininity through the lens

Introduction:
Women’s portraiture is as diverse as the women it represents. It’s about more than beauty—it’s about telling stories of resilience, confidence, tenderness, and individuality. A woman’s portrait can be bold and fearless, or soft and introspective, yet each one carries the power to connect deeply with the viewer.
From fine art studio portraits to natural light outdoor sessions, capturing women means embracing every facet of who they are—without stereotypes, without limits, and without apology.
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Defining the Style:
Portraits of women are not bound by a single aesthetic. They can be glamorous, minimalistic, rustic, or avant-garde. What unites them is intention—the desire to reveal something genuine.
This style focuses on the essence of the subject: the way she stands, the light in her eyes, the curve of her smile, or the strength in her stillness. It’s about allowing her to be the author of her own image.
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Wardrobe & Styling:
Clothing and styling set the tone for a woman’s portrait:
• Timeless Elegance: long flowing dresses, muted tones, classic cuts.
• Bold Statement: structured silhouettes, high-fashion looks, strong accessories.
• Natural Simplicity: linen shirts, minimal makeup, bare feet, loose hair.
• Romantic & Soft: lace, pastels, floral details, delicate textures.
Accessories should feel like an extension of her personality—whether that’s a bold hat, vintage jewellery, or nothing at all.
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Lighting & Mood:
Lighting plays a key role in shaping the emotional tone of a woman’s portrait.
• Soft Window Light: gentle, natural, perfect for intimate or fine art styles.
• Golden Hour: warm, flattering glow with cinematic softness.
• High Contrast: dramatic, editorial look emphasizing facial structure.
• Low-Key Light: for mystery, strength, and mood.
The lighting should always serve the subject—highlighting her features while staying true to the intended emotion.
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Posing & Expression:
The best portraits happen when the subject feels comfortable and seen. Avoid rigid posing; instead, guide her toward positions that feel natural.
• Gentle movements—turning the head slightly, resting a hand on the face, shifting weight from one foot to the other.
• Strong, grounded stances for confident, powerful imagery.
• Genuine expressions—whether that’s a direct gaze into the camera or a quiet, reflective moment.
The key is to create a space where she can be herself.
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Location & Backgrounds:
• Studio: controlled lighting, clean backdrops, focus entirely on the subject.
• Outdoors: nature, gardens, or architectural settings for added depth.
• Lifestyle: her own space, workplace, or somewhere meaningful to her story.
Choose a background that supports, rather than distracts from, the narrative.
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Pro Tips for Photographers:
1 Build trust first – conversation before the camera comes out makes a difference.
2 Highlight her individuality – style and poses should reflect her, not just trends.
3 Mind the details – hair, clothing lines, and accessories can make or break a shot.
4 Shoot in bursts – capture micro-moments between poses.
5 Experiment with framing – tight headshots, half-body, and environmental portraits.
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Emotional Impact:
Women’s portraits are about representation—seeing and celebrating oneself in a way that feels true. A great portrait can empower, inspire, and become a lasting reminder of identity and self-worth.
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Conclusion:
Portraits of women are not just images—they are expressions of individuality, strength, and beauty in its most authentic form. As photographers, our role is to listen, to see, and to translate her presence into an image that feels like her.

12/08/2025

Congratulations to all involved in RPM_Petal Dream Edition 36/2025 R36
Print and full digital now is available to buy on MagCloud, and now you can grab your copy using below link->
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/3144638
Thank you for Your support, and I hope all of you will be enjoy it 🙂

12/08/2025

Model: Szofi
Country: Hungary
Photographer: Kiss Mónika Photography

Article:

Petal Dream Edition: Portraits Blooming with Beauty
Where floral elegance meets timeless portraiture

Introduction:
Flowers have long been a symbol of beauty, growth, and transformation. In portrait photography, they carry more than just visual appeal—they add layers of meaning, texture, and mood. The Petal Dream Edition is all about merging human presence with floral artistry to create portraits that feel soft, romantic, and eternal.
Whether it’s a studio session with carefully arranged blooms, a sunlit garden shoot, or a dreamy meadow at golden hour, flowers transform portraits into living works of art. They invite the viewer into a moment that feels both real and ethereal.
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Defining the Style:
Petal Dream portraits are rooted in harmony between the subject and the floral elements. This style is more than simply “posing with flowers”—it’s about creating a visual dialogue between human emotion and organic beauty.
Florals can symbolise many things: strength through resilience, joy through colour, or softness through delicate petals. By incorporating these layers of symbolism, each image tells a deeper story.
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Wardrobe & Styling:
In a floral-inspired portrait, wardrobe choices should complement, not compete with, the flowers.
• Colours: soft pastels (blush pink, lavender, mint, cream), muted earthy tones, or bold jewel colours for dramatic contrast.
• Fabrics: flowing chiffon, lace, silk, or lightweight cotton to enhance movement and softness.
• Accessories: floral crowns, petal earrings, vintage brooches, or delicate scarves.
• Hair & Makeup: soft waves, braids, and natural makeup with warm or rosy tones.
For high-fashion floral portraits, structured dresses with exaggerated silhouettes work beautifully, especially when paired with minimalist makeup to keep the focus on the flowers.
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Lighting & Mood:
Light is key to creating the dreamy quality of Petal Dream portraits.
• Golden Hour: captures warm tones and natural radiance.
• Diffused Window Light: perfect for studio setups with a soft, painterly effect.
• Backlighting: enhances translucence in petals and creates an ethereal halo effect.
• Low-Key Lighting: dramatic, fine art style for deep, rich floral tones.
Remember: flowers respond to light as much as skin does. Position them to catch highlights on edges and subtle shadows in folds.
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Posing & Expression:
The connection between subject and flowers should feel natural. Encourage gentle, organic interaction:
• Holding a bouquet close to the chest
• Lying in a bed of petals
• Brushing fingers over blooms
• Looking away as if lost in thought
• Letting petals fall through hands
Expressions can range from serene and introspective to joyful and radiant—depending on the mood you want the portrait to convey.
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Location & Backgrounds.
The Petal Dream aesthetic thrives in:
• Outdoor gardens at peak bloom
• Wildflower fields for a natural, untamed feel
• Greenhouses for vibrant, controlled floral environments
• Studio settings with hand-painted backdrops, floral installations, or single-stem simplicity
Backgrounds should either complement the floral palette or provide contrast to make blooms pop.
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Pro Tips for Photographers:
1 Keep blooms fresh – hydrate them until the last moment before the shoot.
2 Layer depth – place flowers in foreground, midground, and background for a dimensional frame.
3 Play with scale – oversized floral props can create surreal, fashion-editorial vibes.
4 Mind the wind – a gentle breeze can animate flowers beautifully, but too much will cause blur.
5 Shoot at wide apertures – to isolate subject and flowers against a dreamy bokeh.
6 Use macro details – close-ups of hands, faces, and petals add intimacy to the set.
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Emotional Impact:
Flowers bring vulnerability and strength into portraits. They can evoke nostalgia, romance, celebration, or even a quiet farewell. In Petal Dream sessions, they act as both a visual anchor and an emotional amplifier, making portraits unforgettable.
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Conclusion:
The Petal Dream Edition is an ode to femininity, nature, and artistry. It blends delicate beauty with human expression, creating images that feel timeless and alive. When portraits are framed by flowers, they become more than photographs—they become blooming memories.

06/08/2025

Submission open for August time !!
For each theme will be open 18 slots.
Please always follow instructions.
1. Please post only one photo from the set.
2. Photographers are allowed to submit a maximum of photos of 3 models in one theme/ for each open theme
3. Model is allowed to submit only one work for each theme. Maximum 10 in a month.
4. Please submit photos, only if you have access to a minimum of 2 photos from each set.
5. If your work will be chosen, please send your work follow instructions under your photo.
6. Please be aware a magazine is in Vertical format. So, if you would like to submit photos in horizontal format, you must have in set 1 of 3 horizontal photos, another way, 1 of them will be fitted to a magazine format.
7. One Submission= Only Photos of chosen Model/s / One Email with photos and required information. For larger photo sizes, please use WeTransfer, and add a link in the same email. Please do not create separate emails for each photo.
8. Before you submit your work, please make sure if model/ parent of the model or photographer gives you full permission,
Magazine Size 2550x3300px so is the minimum photo size allowed to be published, also must have no less than 2MB.
Open Submission for April 🙂
1. Beauty Faces (Taken Slots 10/18)
2. Black Outfits Vibes (Taken Slots 4/18)NEW!!
3. Forest (Taken Slots 2/18) NEW!!
4. Men Portraits (Taken Slots 7/18) NEW!!
5. Models and Animals (Taken Slots 12/18)
6. Monochrome Portraits (Taken Slots 4/18) NEW
7. Morning Glow, Evening Gold (Taken Slots 13/18) Sunset/ Sunrise
8. Outdoor Vibes Taken Slots 0/18) NEW!!
9. Portraits after Dark (Taken Slots 3/18) NEW!!
10. Studio Shoots (Taken Slots 8/18)
11. Styled in in Pink (Taken Slots 6/18) NEW!!
12. Styled in the City (Taken Slots 9/18) NEW!!
13. Summer Vibes (Taken Slots 11/18)
14. Teen Portraits (Taken Slots 7/18)
15. White outfits Vibes (Taken Slots 0/18) NEW!!
16. Youth ans Style (Taken Slots 9/18)
Please send the chosen photos as soon as possible

05/08/2025

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03/08/2025

Congratulations to all involved in RPM_Country Look Vibe 35/2025 R35

Print and full digital now is available to buy on MagCloud, and now you can grab your copy using below link->
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Thank you for Your support, and I hope all of you will be enjoy it 🙂