Thanks, John.
I think that's a probably an excellent guide to go by down the road when
I do more involved portraiture. What I'm envisioning in this situation
is more like pictures made at school, where they move them through like
cattle. I figure, if I can do a decent job at making the basic one or
two-pose set plus the team photo, I'll be able to build a base to get
into the serious portraiture.
Thanks for the info. Definitely something to file away for future use.
Best,
Walt
On 9/9/2010 12:39 PM, John Sessoms wrote:
According to my Portrait instructor at school, your prices should be
between 4 and 7 times your cost. Figure your time at whatever rate you
want to pay yourself.
Say there are 20 team members and you spend 2 hours shooting. At $50
an hour that's a hundred bucks. Split 20 ways, that's $5 per team member.
Package from Walmart is $15, so your cost per package is $20.
Your price should be between $80 and $140 per package.
Go higher or lower based on what you think is fair market value.
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