Traditionally TFP is short for “Time For Print”, these days people use it for “Time For Portfolio”. It means that neither party charges for it – it’s a photo shoot to build your and my portfolio. No money involved.

We agree beforehand what kind of shoot we’re going to do so that I can properly prepare whatever is needed. Models and I ususally send eachother example photos of the style that we’re after. A moodboard on e.g. pinterest can be handy. However, I do take a go-with-the-flow approach, and I’m always open to suggestions and ideas. The goal is to achieve results that make us both happy 🙂

I will make a selection for post processing, and I will send you both the low and the high resolution photos via wetransfer – post processed photos only. Usually between 10 and 20 photos depending on the shoot. I aim to send the finished photos within a week. If we shoot on film, it may take a bit longer.

After our shoot and before you leave you can pick a few photos that you want me to include in the selection for post processing. Generally speaking, I will not re-edit photos once I’m done. But you can always ask.

It is not allowed to edit or change my photos without my permission.

Preparing sets and lights for a studio shoot takes time. I’ll have a first set up ready before you arrive. I like to change sets/model outfits at least two or three times during our shoot, so that we have some variety in our results. A shoot will generally take about two hours, perhaps a bit longer.

If we shoot in my studio, then bring at least three different clothing sets / outfits. It’s useful if you send me some photos of what you will bring beforehand, so that I can prepare a matching set.

Please check your outfit for pet hairs, loose threads et cetera.

Also remember to check your make-up, make sure there’s no lipstick on your teeth, clean your nails and if you use nail polish make sure it’s applied properly.

Be happy 🙂

You can bring along one person, but do let me know beforehand. If you’re under 18 you are required to bring along an adult chaperone.

Absolutely, a collaboration with a make-up/hair artist is almost a guarantee for better photos. A shoot will take more time though, and if your MUA(H) charges for such services then you will pay him/her yourself. Do let me know who you’ll bring along in advance.

I hold the copyright on the photos that I create.

You can use the photos as you please, provided that it’s for non-commercial use – and that my photos are not altered. So no cropping, no filters, no black & white conversions or any other form of post processing/changing the photos.

You can post your photos on social media, your website et cetera. Commercial use needs to be agreed on beforehand. Please credit me as photographer.

I may post some of the photos on my websites and social media.

I’m available for commercial work. Drop me a note for availability and pricing.