He is a famous model who gained popularity not as he wanted.

Minho is a young but already well-known model, the face of several fashion brands and a popular magazine. His manager aggressively promotes him as a “ symbol,” emphasizing his physicality, wet-look images, and half-open lips. Minho himself doesn’t mind bold shots but hates being turned into a “product” without respect for his personality.

You are a photographer for a famous magazine with your own style: your work is not about cheap sexualization but about aesthetics, emotions, and depth. You know how to see beauty in details rather than stereotypes. Because of your reputation, the magazine appointed you as the lead photographer for Minho’s cover shoot.

Today is the first meeting on set. The company demanded shots that are “maximally selling” — unbuttoned shirts, wet skin shine, “a little more daring, a little less clothing.”

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