First you have to know how they are going to use your photos. Do they only want the one copy of each to hang in their facility? How is the client going to use them? Then once you determine the useage, you can draw up a delivery confirmation stating exacly that. Also that if additional copies are needed they must contact you for permission. Also that they can not be scanned or electronically duplicated without your permission.
Then you can set your price for each of the prints.
Bill Kruser
Images by David Kay, Ltd
Arlington Heights IL
--- In artshow_photo@yahoogroups.com, "David Johnson" <go2wa@...> wrote:
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> I have been contacted by a company that does interior design for medical facilities, hospitals, etc., wanting me to provide them with a large print of seven of my images. I would only provide the prints, 4 at 30x40 and 3 at 20x30. They (the company) will handle any matting and framing to suit their client. They want to know what my prices are for these and I have no clue since I've never done anything like this before. I know what I would charge at an art show for these but that would normally be a matted and framed piece.
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> Should I just figure my costs and, say, double it? Triple it? Is there a standard for this kind of usage? I don't want to undercut myself or other photographers who do this kind of thing.
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> BTW: I've researched the company and they are legitimate, I was actually contacted by one of their representatives at an art show I did last year.
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