William Robb wrote:
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From: Pat White
Subject: Re: OT: Question For You Professional photogs out there
I always weed out the pictures that are technically imperfect, or that
. I think most people don't want to see bad pictures of themselves.
William Robb
I'd
why are you giving them the negatives? does your contract require that because you are
on assignment?
Herb
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From: Paul Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2003 23:17
Subject: Re: OT: Question For You Professional photogs out
- Original Message -
From: Pat White
Subject: Re: OT: Question For You Professional photogs out there
I always weed out the pictures that are technically imperfect, or that
make
the subject look bad. The only exception is when the model can learn from
poses that don't work. See
How do YOU handle your proofs when handing them back to clients? Do you
sort and only hand the good ones back or do you give them the whole 9 yards
so they know you're not holding anything back?
Never, ever, ever let the client see the duds. If necessary, I would
destroy the negatives.
.02,
I always weed out the pictures that are technically imperfect, or that make
the subject look bad. The only exception is when the model can learn from
poses that don't work. See, this is why I remind you to suck in your
stomach...
Pat White
just
mount the ones i want to submit.
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Paul
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From: Stan Halpin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2003 3:55 PM
Subject: Re: OT: Question For You Professional photogs out there
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My
Ok folks,
Here's the scenario.
I shot a number of baby pics about 3-4 months ago for a young mother and her
husband. I know them via her (the young mother's) mother-in-law.
I fired off about 24 color 6x6's and 36 BW and 24 Color 35mm shots. I did
a lot because the kids were super fidgety -
I never give an unedited set of pictures to anyone. Don't let clients
get confused with too many choices. Certainly don't let them know that
you take anything other than great shots.
BR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My question to all of you:
How do YOU handle your proofs when handing them back to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My question to all of you:
How do YOU handle your proofs when handing them back to clients? Do you
sort and only hand the good ones back or do you give them the whole 9 yards
so they know you're not holding anything back?
I'm curious as this is sort of new per
Just show the good stuff, Dave. I think you have learned that.
At 6:46 PM -05003/7/03, David Chang-Sang wrote, or at least typed:
My question to all of you:
How do YOU handle your proofs when handing them back to clients? Do you
sort and only hand the good ones back or do you give them the
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