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occasionally offer Time For Prints/CD for suitable models. These may be for my portfolio, advertising, experimentation, or stock photography work. Payment will be in the form of photo and model releases will be required – parents or guardians will also be required to sign for any model under 18 year old. Models who would like to shoot with me please read through the text below. It should answer most, if not all, questions you may have regarding working with Natural Art Media. What Is TFP/TFCD? TFP or Trade For Prints is an agreement when the model trades her time with a photographer for prints she can use in her portfolio. These days most TF* model shoots are actually delivered to the model in TFCD. In a TF* shoot the model and the photographer come to an agreement to exchange their time and services to each other in a trade. No money is exchanged for a TF* session. While the model provides his or her time and skill as a model the photographer provides his or her skill as a photographer and photo re-toucher. Together photographer and model collaborate to create a specified set of images. I…
True !mprov Photo Shoot
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Did a really fun photo shoot for an improv comedy group called True!mprov. They are great people and very funny. Check out their site at www.trueimprov.com and then check out one of their performances – they’ll have you rolling in the aisle. Here is a couple of out-take photos of the group being ’silly’. Here is the photo they choose …
Read MoreStudio/Outdoor Photo Shoot with Ashli
I spent my early Sunday morning with a wonderful senior who was really great to work with. We did some studio shots until the light was good enough to go out and find some outdoor locations.
Read MoreSenior Photo Shoot with Chris
Had a short session with Chris the other day. Great guy, and like many senior guys I think this was for mom. Interesting that most senior guys I’ve met “just want it over” – that’s okay guys, I get it – I stay behind the camera.
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