As a photographer, I would like to know what you consider fair, to provide a model for their time in a Time For Prints (TFP) shoot.

How long does the photoshoot go for?
How many images do you show the model to select from? All of them?
Do you edit your shots you provide?
How many final edited images do you agree to provide to the model?
What if the model wants all the images?
Would you charge a fee for additional edited images?

Just to let you know, I have shot a number of outdoor TFP shoots with models. I am struggling to make it fair for them and on myself, as I edit all my images. I usually say 6-10 images, but find the model is wanting a lot more images and sometimes all of them. I have suggested to the model, if they want more than that, they would need to pay a fee per shot, for the edit.

As a photographer, I like to control the look of the final result for all my images.

Thank you for your input.
Ross

As a photographer, I would like to know what you consider fair, to provide a model for their time in a Time For Prints (TFP) shoot.

• How long does the photoshoot go for?

• How many images do you show the model to select from? All of them?

• Do you edit your shots you provide?

• How many final edited images do you agree to provide to the model?

• What if the model wants all the images?

• Would you charge a fee for additional edited images?

Just to let you know, I have shot a number of outdoor TFP shoots with models. I am struggling to make it fair for them and on myself, as I edit all my images. I usually say 6-10 images, but find the model is wanting a lot more images and sometimes all of them. I have suggested to the model, if they want more than that, they would need to pay a fee per shot, for the edit.

As a photographer, I like to control the look of the final result for all my images.