Shooting trade work (commonly referred to as TFP or Time For Prints/Trade For Photo) can be a great way for photographers and models alike to collaborate on personal projects. They are also excellent ways for those just starting out to gain experience and to experiment with new techniques.

TFP shoots are collaborative endeavors, and everyone involved should ideally walk away having benefited from it in some way. Before embarking on collaborative projects of any kind, it's important for all parties involved to communicate their intentions and expectations with one another openly. This ensures everyone involved is on the same page and helps to avoid misunderstandings down the line. Despite our best efforts though, issues can still arise from time to time due to miscommunication. Join us after the break as we explore one Redditor's experience in one such situation. . thephoblographer.com

2020-3-11 19:00