Prestige Portrait Photography Magazine (2025)

22/07/2025

To submit your work please visit new page :)
New Themes already open !!!
https://www.facebook.com/rebeldeportraitsmagazine

Submission open for July 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 8/18)
2. Country Look Vibe (Taken Slots 11/18)
3. Face and Soul (Taken Slots 6/18) Head-shoots NEW!!
4. Girls Vibes (Taken Slots 14/18)
5. The Little Stars Age 0-6 years old (Taken Slots 9/18)
6. Men Portraits (Taken Slots 2/18) NEW!!
7. Models and Animals (Taken Slots 10/18)
8. Mom to Be (Taken Slots 13/18)
9. Morning Glow, Evening Gold (Taken Slots 6/18) Sunset/ Sunrise NEW!!
10. Petal Dream Edition (Taken Slots 9/18)
11. Portraits after Dark (Taken Slots 1/18) NEW!!
12. Studio Shoots (Taken Slots 14/18)
13. Styled in in Pink (Taken Slots 4/18) NEW!!
14. Styled in the City (Taken Slots 4/18) NEW!!
15. Summer Vibes (Taken Slots 3/18)
16. Teen Vibes (Taken Slots 17/18)
17. Youth ans Style (Taken Slots 2/18)
Please send the chosen photos as soon as possible.

06/05/2025

Feel Free to leave links to your portfolio.
Facebook, Instagram, Tik-Tok and others
Can be your photography or other business portfolio.
Help each other to be more visible.

All new Magazines will be create by my Friend Paula.
Here, I will share only some new Articles made by her, to help run on new Page.
If you would like to be a part please check link bellow.

For me is a new Chapter, as in August I will welcome my first baby, so other 2 links is with my photography and my new business pages. :)

My Friend New Magazine Page
https://www.facebook.com/rebeldeportraitsmagazine
My Personal Photography Instagram:
www.instgram.com/pasja_w_obiektywie_hmfoto
Also, I started my new business during pregnancy
https://www.facebook.com/NevoraJewellerykrk/

30/04/2025

Third Edition has been released.

Please feel free to visit new page to submit your work!!!!

28/04/2025

New Edition has been published.
If you would like to submit your work please feel free to visit new Magazine Page and leave your work in comment under submission post !!

26/04/2025

First Edition of New Magazine !!!

If you would like to be a part of it, Feel free to submit your work on New Magazine Page.
Submission post and opens slots are easy to find.
I hope, all of you will be enjoy of NEW Publisher and New Magazine Chapter

21/04/2025

To grap your copy from this and last year, you can find using the link below :)
https://www.magcloud.com/user/pppm

Previous editions from 2020 :) https://www.magcloud.com/user/prestigemodelsmagazine

17/04/2025

New Article in New Magazine.
This time about Monochrome Photography.
Feel free to check it out!!

Direct Submission for new them on the page below->
https://www.facebook.com/rebeldeportraitsmagazine

Model: László Kígyós
Photographer: Attila Hangyási
Instagarm: www.instagram.com/hangyasi.attila

ARTICLE:

The Art of Black and White (Monochrome) Portrait Photography: Creating Mood Through Light and Shadow

Black and white portrait photography is timeless. Stripped of colour, the image relies on light, contrast, emotion, and texture to tell a story. It’s a style that evokes depth, mystery, and authenticity—but achieving a powerful monochrome portrait takes intention and subtlety. Here are the key elements to focus on, and what to avoid, when working in black and white.

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1. Light Is Everything

In monochrome photography, light and shadow become the “colours” of the image. Without colour to distract or enhance, every shift in tone takes on greater significance.
•Use directional light (like from a window, a single soft-box, or natural side lighting) to create depth and drama.
•Side lighting helps reveal texture and structure—ideal for emphasising facial features or emotional intensity.
•Backlighting can create halos or silhouettes, giving the portrait an ethereal, haunting feel.
•Avoid flat lighting, unless you’re going for a minimalistic or documentary look. It tends to make black and white portraits appear lifeless.

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2. Contrast Creates Mood

Black and white portraits thrive on contrast—but it’s not just about cranking up the blacks and whites in editing.
•High contrast images feel bold, graphic, and intense. Great for expressive, emotional portraits.
•Low contrast portraits feel soft, melancholic, and intimate. Perfect for a more reflective or timeless atmosphere.
•Pay close attention to mid-tones, where much of the emotional nuance lies.

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3. Texture and Detail Matter

Without color, texture becomes a powerful storytelling tool. Skin, hair, fabric, and backgrounds all gain new importance.
•Choose clothing with interesting textures—wool, denim, lace, linen.
•Keep the skin natural or slightly dewy; over-retouching can remove character and realism.
•A simple background with rich texture (brick, curtain, wood, even shadow) can elevate a black and white portrait.

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4. Expression Over Perfection

Monochrome strips the image down to its emotional core. That’s why authentic expression often matters more than flawless posing.
•Let the subject breathe into the moment. Quiet gazes, half-smiles, or even introspective stillness can speak volumes.
•Close-ups work beautifully in black and white, drawing focus to the eyes or hands—where emotions often hide.

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5. Watch the Background and Clothing

Since there’s no color to separate subject from background, tonal separation becomes key.
• Don’t let the subject “disappear” into the background. Make sure there’s contrast between them.
• Avoid overly busy patterns, which can be distracting without colour.
• Stick to solid or subtly textured clothing that contrasts well with the background.

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6. Post-Processing with Intention

Editing black and white portraits is an art of restraint.
• Use the Black & White adjustment layer in editing software to fine-tune how each color converts to grayscale.
• Dodge and burn can be used subtly to guide the eye and sculpt the face.
• Don’t over-sharpen—let natural contrast and detail do the work.

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Final Thought: Less Is More

A great black and white portrait doesn’t scream—it whispers. It invites the viewer in, offering mood, mystery, and meaning. With careful lighting, thoughtful contrast, and emotional authenticity, monochrome portraits become more than just photos—they become timeless windows into the soul.

16/04/2025

New Article is available on new Page !!!

Feel free to check it out!!!
Also, are already open 23 new themes for your submission.
On the Page below, Find last submission post and leave your work in the comment. !!!

Model: Aleksandra
IG: www.instagram.com/Aleksandra.maciol
Photographer: Magda Bachir
IG: www.instagram.com/magda.bachir.fotografia
MUAH: Povab Makeup
IG: www.instagram.com/POVABMAKEUP
Dress Designer: Escala Fairy Couture
IG: www.instagram.com/escalafairycouture

One of the work in upcoming: Portrait in Nature Issue

ARTICLE:

Capturing Natural Beauty: Tips for a Portrait Photo Session in Nature

There’s something magical about photographing portraits in nature. The soft, natural light, organic textures, and calming atmosphere create the perfect backdrop to capture genuine emotion and personality. Whether you’re a photographer or the subject of the shoot, here are some key tips and creative ideas to make the most of your outdoor portrait session.

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1. Choose the Right Time of Day

Lighting is everything in photography, and natural light can be your best friend—if you time it right. The golden hour (shortly after sunrise or before sunset) offers warm, flattering light that adds depth and a dreamy glow to portraits. Avoid shooting at midday, when harsh sunlight can cast unflattering shadows.

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2. Scout the Location in Advance

Look for locations that offer a variety of natural backdrops—fields, forests, lakes, wildflower meadows, or even textured stone paths. Take note of the light during different times of the day, and check for any potential distractions or crowds that might interfere with the shoot.

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3. Dress for the Setting

Clothing should complement the environment, not clash with it. Earthy tones, soft neutrals, and light pastels usually work well in natural settings. Avoid loud patterns or logos. The outfit should also match the mood you’re aiming to capture—whether it’s romantic, whimsical, rustic, or elegant.

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4. Work with Natural Elements

Incorporate the surroundings into the shots: let the wind play with the subject’s hair, pose among tall grasses, lean against a tree, or walk barefoot through a meadow. These details make the images feel organic and alive.

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5. Embrace Movement and Emotion

Encourage natural movement—walking, spinning, laughing, or simply interacting with the environment. These candid moments often produce the most heartfelt images. The goal is to capture authentic expressions, not stiff poses.

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6. Watch the Background

Nature offers beautiful scenery, but be careful that the background doesn’t distract from the subject. Check for anything that might “grow out of someone’s head” (like tree branches) or pull focus away. Use depth of field (a blurred background) to isolate the subject when needed.

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7. Be Prepared for the Unexpected

Outdoor shoots come with surprises—changing weather, insects, or uneven terrain. Bring essentials like water, comfortable shoes, bug spray, and extra layers. Stay flexible and embrace the imperfections; sometimes, they lead to the best shots.

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8. Tell a Story

Think beyond individual poses—aim to create a visual narrative. Start with wide landscape shots, move in for mid-shots, and finish with close-up portraits. Let the surroundings and emotions guide the flow of the session.

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A portrait session in nature is not just about beautiful photos—it’s about connection. Between the subject and the land, the moment and the memory. With a little planning and a lot of intuition, you can create portraits that feel timeless and truly human.

15/04/2025

Feel free to join in new Magazine!!
Now you will be able to find small Articles, made by my friends.
I hope you will be happy with new look and more what's waiting for you.

Submission post is easy to find with all information.

I will love to support her as long as I can.

Model: Hania
Photographer: Żaneta Kosmala
IG: www.instagram.com/zaneta_kosmala_fotografia

One of works in upcoming: Black and White Fashion Vibe Issue.

ARTICLE:
The Timeless Elegance of a Black and White Outfit in Photos

There’s something undeniably powerful about a black and white outfit – simple, yet full of character. Whether you’re posing for a photoshoot or just capturing everyday moments, monochrome fashion has a way of standing out, even without bold colours. When styled well, it becomes a canvas of contrast, mood, and elegance.

* Why Black and White Works So Well in Photos ?

Black and white outfits are visually striking. The contrast between light and dark naturally draws the eye, making the silhouette, texture, and details of your outfit more noticeable. It allows the photo to focus on form over flash, highlighting your pose, expression, and the emotion of the moment.

Whether it’s a tailored blazer, flowing white dress, or a casual combo of black jeans and a white tee – this classic pairing always feels fresh and sophisticated. Plus, it adapts effortlessly to different backgrounds and lighting styles, whether you’re shooting in an urban setting, studio, or soft natural light.

* Styling Tips for Monochrome Magic
1. Play with textures: Pairing different materials – like leather, cotton, silk, or knit – adds depth and visual interest.
2. Layer smartly: A white shirt under a black coat, or black boots with a white flowy dress, can add movement and edge.
3. Add minimalist accessories: Silver jewellery, a clean handbag, or classic sunglasses enhance the look without overwhelming it.
4. Confidence is key: A monochrome look is bold in its simplicity. Wear it with poise and presence – the camera will notice.

* 4. The Mood Behind Monochrome

Photographs with black and white outfits often carry a timeless, cinematic quality. They feel intentional. Artistic. Effortlessly cool. Whether you’re capturing stillness or movement, laughter or mystery, a monochrome look adds a layer of storytelling that colour sometimes can’t.

14/04/2025

Hello Everyone!!!

In recent days, I tried to give full access to the Magazine to my friend, but Facebook prevented us from doing so.

Below I am sending a link to the new page.

Submission will be continue open on this page, but you will find new editions on her page :). Also you can straightaway submit your work there :)

Attention!!!
To start a new chapter of the magazine, the email address has changed.
https://www.facebook.com/rebeldeportraitsmagazine/

Was lovely to work with you all, I just now will try my friend move forward, so for any question please just contact with her on the new page.

Was a amazing nearly 5 years, and finally for me is time for a big changes and new life chapter!!!

Thank you all for your support, I will be still here if you will need any question about past editions.

11/04/2025

11/04/2025

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Full Free Digital is available only if you buy your Print copy.
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