Larry,
That's hard to figure, depends on how good friends they are.
Based on seeing you work in Chicago, you'll surely shoot enough pictures.
And the quality will be good, but you'll have trouble editing it all down.
You could shoot 400-500 pictures and have to choose the best 50.
That's not easy.  I think you have to charge them for the time 6+ hours
at some nominal rate, less than $100 and more than $25 per hour for friends.
For somebody who walked over to your table, saw your pictures, and just asked,
I'd think about it some more...probably double the above rates.
You really don't want to sell yourself at $25 per hour.
You're a better photographer than that!
Regards,  Bob S.

On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 2:40 PM, Larry Colen <l...@red4est.com> wrote:
> Some friends stopped by when driving through town last night and we grabbed
> a bite at the local taqueria. I was showing them my 'best of' folder of
> prints and someone else there asked if I'd be interested in a job shooting
> an event, I think it was his parents 50th anniversary.
>
> Assuming that the scheduling worked, I don't even know what order of
> magnitude to charge.  If it's a 3 hour affair, that's easily 6 hours of
> work, so I could see people charging anywhere from $150 to $1200 for that.
>
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