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Stop Accepting $200 Assignments!

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Stop Accepting $200 Assignments! - 03-14-2010, 03:49 PM


Interesting article by a Photo Editor.

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Nothing new... this topic has been debated since long before I made my first paycheck with a camera.
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03-15-2010, 10:52 PM


People need to stop worrying about what the other guy is charging or not charging.

Charge a price for your work that you think is fair. Let them hire you or not. If they are shopping on price, an experienced photographer that is worth more than $200 for a particular assignment is probably not the photographer they need, anyway.. and he certainly isn't the one they deserve.

Don't sell yourself on price. Sell yourself on style.

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