Subjects

Every so often I fall into the familiar dark, seemingly bottomless pit that is a creative slump and the only way to claw my way out is with your help. I make portraits and for that I need people. *insert uncle Sam, "the army needs you" image here.

I'm looking for people from all walks of life. Tall, thin, fat, scarred, insecure, confident, black, white, pink, weird, normal, broken, all your ducks in a row.

I'd appreciate it if you would take a moment to fill out the form below so that I can get to know you a little better. None of this information will be shared or used for newsletters (I don't even have one of those).

This is just a way for me to stay organized and plan around your schedule, location and available time.

You'll see some of the kind people I've photographed as you fill out the form.

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email Address

Phone

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Gender/Age

Address

Address 1

Address 2

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Country

Availability

Best times and days you are available.

Clothing Sizes

In case I have some wardrobe ideas.

Can we shoot at your place?

I'd prefer to shoot in an environment where my subjects are more comfortable, i.e. their house, office, a bar you frequent or anywhere you may have access to. A brief description of these spaces would be great, to give me some sort of idea what it looks like visually.

How many more questions are there?

You're almost done, I swear. Just a little further.

Nudity

What is your comfort level with nudity? None / Implied / Open to whatever

Where can I find you online?

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Tell me about yourself, what you're into and why you want to work with me.

My friend Adriaan moved to Finland earlier this year and when he was back in the country for work he asked if I would take some photos of him. We ended up shooting at my place, because he was couch surfing.

I met Charles about a year ago at the place where I have my photographs framed and finally got around to making some images with him at his house.

My friend Hougaard who is a great artist in his own right. This was his idea and interpretation of a Memento Mori. One of the things I like during this process is the collaboration that starts happening naturally after some time. — My friend Hougaard who is a great artist in his own right. This was his idea and interpretation of a *Memento Mori.* One of the things I like during this process is the collaboration that starts happening naturally after some time.

My friend Jasmyn's grandfather, "Oom Koos". I saw an image she had posted of him on Instagram and texted her that I wanted to photograph him and we eventually got around to setting up a day.

My friend Angelica and I spent the entire day hanging out and bouncing ideas around for photos. Some of these sittings are really quick and in the moment and some of them take up an entire day and before you know it, it's the evening and you realize… — My friend Angelica and I spent the entire day hanging out and bouncing ideas around for photos. Some of these sittings are really quick and in the moment and some of them take up an entire day and before you know it, it's the evening and you realize you haven't yet eaten.

Margaret Nel. From a portrait sitting earlier this year. My friend Kelda contacted me and asked that I photograph some new images of her mother who is a painter. After the initial head shots I wanted to get a more environmental image and ended up in… — Margaret Nel. From a portrait sitting earlier this year. My friend Kelda contacted me and asked that I photograph some new images of her mother who is a painter. After the initial head shots I wanted to get a more environmental image and ended up in this room.

Sakhile, a.k.a. DJ Bubbles. I saw him at a local Café with his girlfriend at the time and just had to get him in front of my camera.