If you are new to modeling and not familiar with TFP then this area is especially for you!

What is T.F.P. ?

TFP Stands for TIME in exchange FOR PRINTs.

The model provides time for free and the photographer provides the shoot for free. The model gets file images on CD or DVD as well as several professional prints (quantity of prints is relative to session length - usually one large or 2 medium size prints per hour of time)

This is usually done when a model or photographer (or both) are building a portfolio or the photographer wants to try some new techniques, equipment, or methods (test shoots). In this way both parties are provided a service from the other without monetary cost.

Many of the TFP sessions are "on-location" - meaning that they are either outside (beach, mountains, cityscape, etc.) or at an alternate location for the needed exterior 'props' (heavy equipment, motorcycles, sportscars, and so forth). The model must travel to the location which is normally always in King or Pierce County areas. Portable studio setup TFPs are also done in various indoor locations.

On occasion we also have on-location shoots in other areas (Ex: Eastern Washington, Northern Washington, Portland Oregon.......).

Sessions are booked in advance and usually require a minimum of 2 weeks notice to be considered. Special circumstances (canceled booking, location change...) may allow for less time notice. Summer months are busier than the rest of the year so we advise to put in your request at the earliest opportunity.

Note: If you can be at a shoot with 48 hours or less notice your chances of a session greatly increase as we do get cancelations or last minute changes.

It is normal practice for the photographer to promote your pictures as well as you to recommend the photographer to others. More information can also be found at the FAQ's page.

To request a TFP interview you can fill out the ONLINE REQUEST FORM. We will usually get back to you within 24 hours.

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