SabrinaO
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I'm working on my new "elena" template from portfoliositez. My site isn't live yet, and all the galleries aren't filled either so everything is pretty much still under construction.... but please let me know what you all think of it so far?
my temp website
Also, I took the prices off my website because i'm debating what to charge. I really don't want to be a photographer that includes "all shots on CD for $150" because I do put a lot of work, TIME and effort into my photography and post processing. I also don't want to offer CD's anymore because pretty much most of my clients go to walmart to get their prints. :er:
I want to do prints only so I have the control and so my efforts aren't done in vain but I just don't know how to make the transition when every other photographer in my area offers CD's with their sessions. Basically i'm just really tired of questioning my rates and going back and forth on what to charge?/CD or print? etc. I have a business to run and I really need to get a backbone and set my prices to what I need them to be to continue to run my business. Does anyone have any advice? I don't want to ask the question "what should I charge?" but I just need some guidance from a fellow photog on how to make the transition (or how YOU made the transition) when most photographers around here charge and average $100-$150 a session with CD. But here I am babbling away and I don't even know if i'm worth charging more?
my temp website
Also, I took the prices off my website because i'm debating what to charge. I really don't want to be a photographer that includes "all shots on CD for $150" because I do put a lot of work, TIME and effort into my photography and post processing. I also don't want to offer CD's anymore because pretty much most of my clients go to walmart to get their prints. :er:
I want to do prints only so I have the control and so my efforts aren't done in vain but I just don't know how to make the transition when every other photographer in my area offers CD's with their sessions. Basically i'm just really tired of questioning my rates and going back and forth on what to charge?/CD or print? etc. I have a business to run and I really need to get a backbone and set my prices to what I need them to be to continue to run my business. Does anyone have any advice? I don't want to ask the question "what should I charge?" but I just need some guidance from a fellow photog on how to make the transition (or how YOU made the transition) when most photographers around here charge and average $100-$150 a session with CD. But here I am babbling away and I don't even know if i'm worth charging more?
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