Nothing. I'm not a professional photographer, as in photography is not my profession. That being said, if you have the opportunity to shoot with a photographer who takes his work more seriously, I would highly suggest it. It's purely a hobby for me and something that I enjoy doing for fun. I love the fact that cosplayers actually want to have their photo taken.

I'm not really doing shoots right now, but you can still ask me. You're probably going to want to lower your expectations though. Like really really low.

I mainly shoot during conventions because I haven't had the opportunity to shoot outside of them. I wouldn't mind doing an off-con photoshoot as long as i'm available. I'm around the Philadelphia area so I don't mind traveling either if it's not too far, but you should probably ask me to be sure.

Pretty much whatever you want. Just don't post my photos and pretend you took them yourself. Just credit me whenever/wherever you decide to post it. I don't have any release things to sign and fancy forms with confusing and complex words. You can always ask for my permission if you're doing something really strange or complicated and feel hesitant about it.

You like one of my photos enough to make a print? That's awesome! problem is, that I most likely didn't send you a print quality photo. E-mail me and I'll send it over. Also don't worry about paying me a portion of the profits that you make off the print. I don't need anything like that as long as you promise to put those proceeds towards your future cosplay for all your fans.

If I can find your photo i'd be happy to send them over. Also just so you know, I don't post all the photos I take. Therefore I encourage you to e-mail me, so I can send you extra photos I might have edited but not posted.

Stegosaurus. Dermal plates and thagomizers, very cool.