First have an idea of what you are looking for? What do you need for your book? Next, have looked through my site and see if you 1)like my style and 2) fit in with the general look and feel

Third, be aware that as a photographer we shoot for a living, we get paid to shoot, so when we shoot for free we have limited time, so do not expect the photographer to do everything, we do not have time to scout locations, find props, clothing and then secure the location (other then out studio)

As a model you can talk to local business's and find out if you could be shot there, if so bringing that to our attention may up your chances that we will want to shoot you for free. Find clothing that is interesting and unique and tell us about what you have or can get, basically get involved in the planning and show that you are motivated, that makes us motivated to work with you.

This does not mean that you need to find a location, many great shots are done in the studio the location part was just an example.

Be creative we come up with ideas for shoots and shots all the time, but we get trapped in our views and ideas so a new fresh viewpoint with new ideas for shots and shoots is always a welcome and refreshing thing. Tell us about your ideas we like input.

Be aware that testing is planned with us (the photographers) this does not mean that it includes a Make Up Artist, Hair stylist and Stylist, which are recommended, we can recommend some, but you are free to find a Make Up Artist, Hair Stylist and or Stylist that will also work with you for both your benefits, (i.e.. You can make some sort of TFP arrangement with them) Bring this too our attention as well.

We do not shoot for prints any longer we shoot for full resolution CD images that are perfectly printable by you. CLICK HERE to read our offer

Some Ideas of types of shots we are thinking of, (this is very small sample of some possibles starting points from which to grow on, it is not for everyone, it is very model dependant and we are always interested in hearing new ideas)

Thanks.

Stephen Eastwood