Did I give you a card and say "let's shoot sometime"?

If you're interested in some images for your own personal use, here's how we can both get something for a little time investment.

Photographers need images to fill their portfolios and entice more people to model for them. The irony is that, to get those additional people...they need more models!

I need model time. If you're interested in free electronic images, call or e-mail me. We'll set up a shoot, at your place, my place, a public place like a park, or, for the right circumstances, a larger studio. I have everything we'll need from the photography side. You bring a few changes of clothes, your smile and some time, preferably a minimum of two hours.

When we're done, you get a minimum of 5 images per clothing change. I've never actually gone that low but that's my promise. Typically, it's closer to 10-20 images per change. I'll post watermarked proofs in a special area of my website if you'd like to choose your own. Then I'll add my copyright info (small, in the corner) and burn TWO copies of each image to a CD: one larger, high resolution image suitable for printing up to 16x20 and one smaller image for e-mailing to your family and friends.

Do you want photos of the family? No problem, I can do that, too! Photos of your kids' sports event? Birthday party? Engagement pictures? All possible!

E-mail me at brian@subjectivevision.com if you'd like to get together! If you're already a model or are looking to get into modeling, look at my Modeling Information for more info.

The catch (isn't there always a catch?): I get a model release from the shoot. This means that I can use the image(s) for my own purposes, like this website, a gallery, or for sale later. That's the exchange.

If you'd like the images for just yourself, I'll consider paid commissions with no release.

If you'd still like to shoot but with a limited release (ie, I can use it for certain things but not unlimited), let's talk. I'm open to limitations for the right situation.

At NO time is personally identifiable information given with the image, should it be used. Just because I have a release doesn't mean I'll actually use it. It just gives me the ability to do so. But it is not a release for anything identifying the people in the photo, regardless of situation.