TFP

I conduct TFP shoots to capture not “beauty, ” but authenticity—the kind that appears when a person stops trying to appear a certain way. For me, the person in the frame is not a model, but a co-author of the work, its essence and the living matter of the image. It’s not about poses and images, but about an encounter that gives birth to real shots. Some of these works, by mutual agreement, become part of exhibitions and competition series, continuing to live beyond the shoot. That’s why I have a number of mandatory criteria for my work.

1. I don’t take pictures for the sake of beautiful images, but for the sake of truthful representations of real states of being.

If you need new “polished” avatars or trendy photos, I’m probably not the right person for you.

2. When shooting, I’m not looking for a pose, but for a moment — something that arises naturally.

If you’re afraid to let go of control and just be yourself, we won’t work well together.

3. Sometimes the shot turns out strange, unattractive, even fragile.

But that’s where the truth lies. If you’re ready for the fact that not everything will look “perfect” in the usual sense, I’ll be happy to work with you.

Let’s create some real shots?

If you feel inspired, write to me on Telegram. Tell me a few things about yourself: who you are, how you feel right now, what you are looking for, how ready you are to get some unusually beautiful shots and emotions?

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TFP

Let’s create some real shots?

Thoughts aloud and to oneself

Creating/Perceiving

Difference between substitute and natural

RESULT?

what I create