site admin says:

Geez boyz, let’s go over how this works. I’ve been taking pictures of pretty girls since I was 10. Pretty girls like to have their picture taken. There are few exceptions to this rule. Guys (blog readers) and women both like to look at pictures of pretty girls. The interaction with models such as Chanel is rather brief and professional. I’m not gawking or drooling or trying to pick up this chick (like I have a shot, hah). She can tell and responds like a professional. My approach with models is simple and straightforward. I tell them I need a shot, I direct them where to stand I make sure they look good and shoot until they do. I then say thanks and walk off looking for other pictures. My wife essentially rolls her eyes over this process since I do manage to capture some cool shots of some hotties at almost every show. She was a model when she was younger and has some clue herself. I took three shots of Chanel. With one the flash blew out her poster. The second shot she was not smiling. That one is the third. I consider three to be the maximum intrusion for these sort of posed “candids.”

And if you EVER want to go shooting ike this, “staring” as you suggested, is to be avoided.

The show itself was rather photographically uninteresting — hence the ludicrous “full report” above. It’s a joke man! And of course I can back off from these sorts of photos on the blog if they are offending you!