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| "Looking for a model who is comfortable being unveiled in nature, and with her own creative bent, then look no further than Sam. Drawing on her own sensibilities as a photographer, she's able to translate your vision through the lens with a little extra zeal. Attired or unveiled, she's a chameleon and can give you a different look depending on the theme or the environment she's in — Sam knows how to adapt, and improvise as a model. Tireless, too, as she's always willing to go that extra kilometre to produce an image both can be proud of, even if there's a hungry black bear just around the bend on railway tracks. And she's not afraid of bugs, or to get a little dirty to push the creative envelope. A muse worth focusing on as she's a natural when the lens is focused in her direction." - Tri-X Photography |
| "I started working with Sam about a year ago, modeling and photography interested me and she was the perfect person to begin with. Our first photo shoot was extremely comfortable, Sam gave me perfect directions, was very patient, and we ended up with some great work. Aside from being friendly and helpful Sam is, and has been, very professional without being intimidating or rude. While working with some other photographers, I can relate to Sam the most, her work is always gorgeous and she's one of the most genius and creative young artist's I've ever met! Her ideas are always different and helping her put the ideas in film has been a privilege. I've grown greatly as a model and huge amounts of credit goes to her, we've progressed into a nice little team in the past year, and I'm looking forward to working with her in the future." - Micaela McTavish, May.17.2010 "Working with Sam has been one of the best experiences I have ever had. She has an idea of what she would like but she also lets me through some of my own ideas as well! Sam and I started working together about a year ago, and she is very understanding to my limitations in the type of photos. She never forced me to do anything I didn't want to do. I enjoyed working with her immensely, and have never enjoyed having my photo taken until working with her. I hope to continue working with her in the future, and I look forward to learning as much as I can from her." - Janelle Gronotte May 19, 2010 "Even though I have only modeled for Sam once, I really enjoyed the experience! I am fairly shy in front of cameras, and consider myself quite un-photogenic. When I first agreed to be in the photo shoot, I was a bit apprehensive, but at the end, I really enjoyed myself. I was able to relax and I felt much more comfortable with myself. It helped a lot that she had a clear vision of what she wanted, but was patient with me when I wasn't so sure of how to get there. She also gave me a lot of freedom to choose how I wanted it to look in the end. I love the pictures that she took of me and I really look forward to doing more photo shoots with her." - Emily Colpo May 20, 2010 "I've never done anything like modeling before other than striking stupid poses for friends on their cameras. I had no idea what I was doing. Sam however didn't really care that I had next to no experience and walked me through what I should do and made it very comfortable for me to be myself. It was the best time I've ever had getting my picture taken." - Thomas Rae June 10, 2010 "Choosing to work with Sam was a very easy decision after admiring her portfolio for some time. Turns out that being behind Sam's lens is even more pleasurable than viewing her work. Her calm and patient approach seems that of a seasoned pro and the ease with which she maneuvers you and the camera is hugely impressive. I am nothing short of thrilled to have had the chance to work with such a talented young artist and have no doubt that Sam Kaczur's future in photography will be filled with the utmost success!" - Helen Hayden June 22, 2010 |