I know it’s tough out there. People are laid off or without jobs altogether. We have all been touched by this economy in one way or another. In the past I have had packages that started at $400. I understand that in today’s economy some families just simply cannot afford that. I have rebuilt my ordering system so that you can order just what you want. No minimums. No packages. Very simply, I am going to charge you $15 for each pose you choose (I spend sometimes as much as an hour retouching EACH original image that I make your portraits from) and then a simple upfront cost for the prints. Nothing hidden, nothing tricky.
I personally retouch each and every image to not only clear up any complexion issues, but also to fully utilize every pixel available through the use of selective enhancement. I will also generally give you several choices on each image which could include choices such as black and white, sepia toned, half toned, dou-toned, B/W with selective colorization, diffusion filtration, over saturation, a variety of edges and textures.
I utilize a professional lab that was opened in 1970 in the basement of a photographer’s brother and has grown into a $20 million a year enterprise. They use only Kodak and Fuji professional papers (each manufacturer has really cool products) and each image is analyzed for the best possible portrait.
If there is a product that you want, but don’t see it – ask – I can probably get it for you.
Number of poses x $15
Wallets(All from the same pose) 8 – $25 16 – $32 24 – $42 32 – $56 40 – $70 48 – $76 56 – $82 64 – $88 72 – $94 80 – $100 over 88 -$.80 each |
Desk Portraits4×5′s – $12 Each or 4 for $25 5×7′s $15 Each or 2 for $25 8×10′s – $25 each Standard Wall Portraits*11×14′s – $110 each 16×20′s – $185 each 20×24′s – $245 each Prestige Wall Portraits**11×14′s $210 each 16×20 – $315 each 20×24 – $395 each |
*Standard Wall Portraits: Each one is mounted and then sprayed with a protective laquer.
**Prestige Wall Portraits: Each print is mounted on artists canvas and then brush stroked with a thick but clear lacquer to give the portrait the look and feel of a hand painted portrait.
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