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Hi! I recently stumbled across this article written by Rosh Sillars in regards to pricing per image. http://www.roshsillars.com/2009/05/the-case-for-per-image-pricing/#comment-27364 I'd like to implement this pricing structure into my own since I feel it reflects the way I...
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I’m in discussion with an interior designer re: artwork for a fitness spa. She sees “opportunities” for images in my portfolio. The designer has not articulated her “furniture and accessory budget,” nor has she indicated specific sizes (up to 60” x 60”) or...
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Hello. I have a series of abstract automotive photo's that I shot at a car show. The images are of iconic parts or areas of classic cars not the entire vehical. I have used like images in the past as art work for calanders. I now have a classic car parts retailer interested in...
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I've been asked to do a shoot for a well known celebrity comedian - promoting his upcoming tour. The Production company wants to buy the rights for 'unlimited use with and promotion of the live work' - this is as specific as they've been I'm anticipating potentially - ...
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I've got a 170 image shot list that will be published on the second page of a major automotive website as 5"x3" @72 dpi for one year. How should I charge for licensing fees? By the image, by the vehicle (17 vehicles at 10 shots per vehicle), or as flat fee?
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