NUDE Magazine 007
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Hair Toni Burns<br />
Makeup Jessica Rea<br />
Stylist Kaycee Kuna<br />
Model Yasmine Sima @ Ford Models<br />
<strong>NUDE</strong>: Give us a little background on<br />
yourself and where you grew up.<br />
Ella: The first eight years of my life were in<br />
Australia and later I moved to Miami until<br />
I was 14. Then my mum ventured out to LA<br />
and I've been here ever since.<br />
<strong>NUDE</strong>: What do you feel you can<br />
accomplish through photography?<br />
Ella: My honest view on things and bring<br />
my creative ideas to life. There's nothing<br />
like itching to shoot a concept you've had<br />
in your head for awhile and creating your<br />
very own masterpiece.<br />
<strong>NUDE</strong>: What would you do if you knew<br />
you could never fail?<br />
Ella: I feel like there wouldn't be a<br />
diference in how I would live my life. No<br />
matter how many times I fail, I get right<br />
back up and find another alternative or<br />
solution. I mean, failing is inevitable, as is<br />
success.<br />
<strong>NUDE</strong>: Since you also pursue modeling, do<br />
you feel you have an advantage as a<br />
photographer?<br />
Ella: Hmmm, that's a hard one. I've been<br />
modeling since I was 10, and shooting since<br />
I was 14 (out of pure curiosity), but my<br />
eagerness to shoot wasn't because I was a<br />
model. Does it have its advantages? At<br />
times, but modeling doesn't bring me<br />
inspiration to shoot. When I'm modeling<br />
I'm a completely diferent person than when<br />
I'm shooting. It's two diferent worlds for<br />
me. You would think they'd work hand-inhand<br />
but for me, they don't entirely.<br />
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