Important notes for MODELS (and other collaborators, as appropriate)

*PAYMENTS: Sometimes I pay you, sometimes you pay me, sometimes nobody pays nobody - this all depends on whether I am shooting for a third party commercial client, shooting a specific project for you, or shooting for a mutual update of portfolios. This will be determined upfront before any shoots.


1.The most important thing to me is not how you look but rather your attitude and reliability, as I believe I can create amazing images in style and concepts to fit your look. 2. If you agree to pose/model for me, I consider this an honour and will treat you with sensitivity and the highest standards of respect, ensuring that I photograph you within your comfort zone - but note that when photographing TFP, I need people who can contribute something to my style of photography. 3. During our work, I will also make banter and be generally very nice to you, but this will never be anything beyond proper and professional, and you should not consider it an interest beyond the work at hand. We meet to create images, perhaps become friends - but it's not a hook-up. 3. I value the time you give me. For this reason I will endeavour to keep my appointments with you and be there on time, and in the event that I have to make changes, I will communicate with you promptly and with enough notice. I expect you to do the same. In general, I will not cancel or expect cancellations on the day of the shoot as this usually entails costs to me. Particularly, I don't accept this if it's your first time shooting with me. 4. Sometimes the people that I do projects ith become friends, especially if it's a long or involving project, but sometimes they don't - don't feel obliged, or expectant. I share a philosophy with my favourite MM model Katlin Sumners who states: "I am proud to say that my work mates are also my friends." Well, what are you waiting for? Come join me let's have fun, create some awesome art and maybe make a fortune doing so.
Thank you! Tor