I shoot them, look at some a few days later, store them on a drive, and never really look at them again.
For me, it's more about the experience of learning a new style (especially lighting, noticing the location of body parts, curves, etc), and then applying that knowledge to the other styles I shoot regularly (news, portraits, stock, sports), where I do make money. It's more about meeting new people than the nude photos themselves. It's a different crowd than the folks you might meet on the sidelines, at a press conference, or in a national park.
I usually attend for-pay workshops, and while I don't really need the images for anything, I generally try to pay for a release or two, if the model was working hard and friendly.
I've done a bit of TFP, but in most cases, it's because both of us just want to have fun. They're usually very inexperienced models, or just a cute girl wanting to have some quality images of herself (often as a gift for her mate).
Again, it's about the people. The photos are just set to the side afterwards.
If nothing else, it's because I just don't have time to mess with more photos.
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