FAQs
Prices
For Studio Product Photography and Retouching, see below.
For all other commercial assignments please get in touch for a no-obligation quote. We can charge by-the-hour, 1/2 day or day rates, and give substantial discounts for projects +1 day. Just call or email us with the basics.
- Studio Product Photography from £8. Click here to see our price list
- Retouching, per half hour £30
- Non-photography time, such as sourcing specific props or attending pre-shoot meetings, charged at £30 per half hour. These may be waived dependent on the size of the job.
- Travel: Free within 20 miles of PO22 OBD, charged at direct fuel cost thereafter
Prices exclude VAT, charged at the standard rate.
What's included in the price?
- All images at high resolution, supplied via internet download or CD if preferred
- Digital Contact Sheets (reference sheets with thumbnail size images) supplied as PDF
- Full copyright of the images
- Standard retouching. Any necessary adjustments to exposure, white balance and contrast are included. Further retouching, such as skin enhancement, would be quoted separately and agreed in advance.
- Provision and administration of Model Release Forms if appropriate
- For Panoramic Photography, please get in touch
What is excluded from the price?
- Occasionally a photographer's assistant is desirable, charged at £120/ £60 per day / ½ day. If necessary this is agreed in advance. However, most tasks are non-technical and can often be performed by the client or their staff if budgets are tight.
- Printed Contact Sheets are charged at £5 per 20 images (digital Contact Prints supplied as PDF are free).
- Retouching other than standard adjustment to exposure, white balance and contrast.
- Dependent on the size of the job, a charge may be made for preparatory site visits
Copyright:
You get full Copyright of the images, so they are yours to do whatever you wish with.
When is the best time to photograph interiors?
Despite having a wide range of equipment to get the correct result, a lot also depends on the timing of the shoot. You'll be asked lots of questions when you get in touch to make sure we get it right and avoid the pitfalls. For example, getting a 'cosy' result in a dimly lit room with a glaring low winter sun is impossible. I am extremely flexible working late evenings and nights when the job requires it.