Kris Z Photography

 

Hi !

I'm Kris, a photographer living in Dinnington, near Rotherham, originally from Poland. I have been passionate about photography for years and am always looking to collaborate with creative individuals on a commercial basis.

If it benefits my portfolio, I'm also open to discussing TFP (Time for Photos) collaborations.

What I Offer:

• Studio & Outdoor Shoots: I have a fully-equipped studio in my apartment and am also happy to shoot in various outdoor locations.
• Professional Editing: I put a lot of effort into post-production, using software like Lightroom and Photoshop to ensure each image is of high quality.
• Portfolio Enhancement: If you’re looking to expand your portfolio with high-quality images, I believe this collaboration could be mutually beneficial.
  
  
  Available exclusively on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays.
  
  

  Photography sessions:

  • 3 outfits / max 2 hours – 10 edited photos (jpg) £100
  • 5 outfits / max 3 hours – 15 edited photos (jpg) £150
  • 5-6 outfits / max 4 hours – 20 edited photos (jpg) £200

 

If you’re interested and feel comfortable working with me, even though my English is not perfect (we can find ways to work around that), I’d love to discuss ideas and arrange a shoot!

Looking forward to hearing from you,

Best regards,
Kris

 

P.S. 

As a photographer, I only provide the model with the agreed-upon number of photos from the session because:

1. Quality over quantity
   Not all photos from the session meet the desired quality standard. During selection, I choose the best shots that fully reflect the mood of the session, professionalism, and aesthetics. Providing all photos, including those that are imperfect or need correction, could negatively impact my reputation as a photographer.

2. Post-production
   Every photo I give undergoes editing and post-processing, which requires time and effort. This is part of the service the model pays for, so the number of photos must align with the initial agreement and the amount of work involved.

3. Collaboration terms
   Agreeing on a specific number of photos before the session helps avoid misunderstandings and clearly defines expectations for both parties. This ensures transparency and better time and resource management.

4. Building a portfolio
   As a photographer, I want to showcase only my best work. Providing all photos, including unfinished ones, could lower the quality of my portfolio, which is essential for my professional growth.

5. Artistic value
   Each photo I create is a piece of art and a representation of my work. Giving out all raw material could result in my artistic vision being misinterpreted or used inappropriately.

In conclusion, quality and professionalism are my priorities, and providing the agreed-upon number of carefully selected and edited photos allows me to maintain a high standard of work while ensuring satisfaction for both sides. 😊

 

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