I retired from photography in 2010 and sold my company for enough to live on forever. But, being foolish, I couldn't help but get back into it, so here I am. I work mostly in-studio, mostly with females, mostly more or less clothed. No porn, very little nudity. The world is overflowing with the "traditionally beautiful". I look for the "desperately unique". I prefer working with newbies, age 5-90. Usually pay $25/hr.

But please, be reliable. If you have ANY history of flaking, please do not approach me for a shoot -- it'll save us both a lot of trouble. Over the years, after dealing with hundreds and hundreds of flaky models I really have zero tolerance for it. Just none at all. Say what you'll do and do what you say or please don't do business with me. Be reliable and I'll go the extra ten miles for you. But flake once, and you'll never work for me again. Just how bad is this flaking problem? 8 or 9 out of 10 flake on their paid photoshoot and that is ludicrous. Almost all of these said, "Don't worry, 'I' would never flake". And then they flake. I'm tired of wasting my time on setup and prep. Yes, this subject is about as raw as the howling winter wind in North Dakota. You wanna be a model? Then be a PROFESSIONAL model because if you're not, professionals won't work with you. Between that, and models stealing equipment and goodies from the change room and bathroom, I wonder why I bother with models at all. Trees and buildings don't pull any of this sh*t.

Of course trees and buildings aren't nearly as cute.

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