Carl’s foto’s
Nederlands

Work with me

In a TFP shoot we make good photos together for both our portfolios. Enjoyable and creative, and without any money changing hands.

What is TFP?

TFP stands forTime for Print: you invest your time, I invest mine. No money goes back and forth. Instead you get a set of edited photos you may use freely, and I get images for my portfolio.

How it goes

  1. 01

    You send a message

    Send me a mail or a DM on social media telling me who you are and what you feel like. An idea is welcome, but not needed: often we simply come up with it together.

  2. 02

    The date

    Together we find a day that suits us both. And if something comes up at the last minute, we simply move it. That is always fine, as long as you let me know in time.

  3. 03

    The shoot

    We make the photos in my studio. Count on two to three hours, a cup of coffee and the first awkward moments included. There is no rush, and what we come up with along the way is often better than what we had planned.

  4. 04

    The editing

    I pick a selection from the photos of that day and edit every one of them carefully. As soon as they are done, I let you know. Do count on that taking a while, because editing asks for time and attention.

  5. 05

    Delivery

    You get a mail saying your photos are ready for you. After you sign in on my site, you find a small version of the photos and the agreement there. Once you have signed it, you can download the photos in full resolution: no watermark and nothing to order afterwards.

What we agree

  • You may freely use the photos for your own portfolio and social media.
  • I use a selection for my portfolio, this site and my social media.
  • Would you rather have certain photos stay offline? Say so and they stay unpublished.
  • Commercial use, by you or by me, we agree on separately beforehand.
  • You may always bring someone along. You are never obliged to anything, during the shoot either.
  • You have to be 18 or older.

Interested?

Send a message. Also if you are still in doubt, or have never stood in front of a camera.