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Fine Art: The answer depends on who took the photograph, how collectible that photographer's work is, the quality or appeal of the image, where the image is purchased, the size of the reproduction, the number reproduced, whether the print is an original, one-off, limited edition or open edition, whether it's signed. You could pay less than $100 or tens of thousands of dollars, or more.
For other types of professional Photography (portraits, sports, commercial, stock, etc.), there are too many variables to answer the question succinctly. You can find entire books devoted to the topic (see Related Links).
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 9y agoPeople price the photo sessions different ways. Some go for how long they take photos and others for how many people are in the photos. For a good range 250-450. It also depends on what you offer. A good idea is to search for family photography prices around your area using Google and click on photographers sites to get a round about answer.
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∙ 6y agoDepending on type it can range for 200$ upward
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What is a Pen Plotter. Diagrams are not PHOTOGRAPHS pretty much a picture drawing is not a Photograph its a sketch.
Can you photograph landscape designs and sell your photographs?
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Eliza Doolittle.
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None- you just have to be able to sell your photographs!
What is digital catalog?
Catalog digital Photography is where you take professional photographs and they get entered into a catalog and shown all over the nation in a catalog to help sell things.
What is catalog digital photography?
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How much do professional writers get paid?
Depends on how good their books sell.
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Photoshelter is a website that offers services for professional photographers. They do website development, licensing, file management, and web search tools. They also sell stock photographs.
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See the related link...
What has the author Natalie Canavor written?
Natalie Canavor has written: 'Sell Your Photographs' -- subject(s): Photographs, Selling, Photojournalism, Self-employed
What is a place where photographs are taken called?
Photographs are taken in a lot of places, but often professional photos are taken in a photography studio.
What is the definition for photographer?
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Where can one get engagement couple photographs?
One could get engagement couple photographs taken by a professional photography company. Alternatively, if one is looking for photographs of already engaged couples, one can find such images on websites such as Photobucket, Pinterest, or Tumblr.
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2650us dollar
Where can one buy photographs of a lightning storm?
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