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Carpal \'Tunnel
4,172 posts
Location: Hastings, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
4,172 posts
Location: Hastings, United Kingdom
Posted:
this one
this one
and
this one
But how much do I sell them for?!
I'm going to blow them up nice and big tomorrow, and is going to cost about a tenner.
I don't want to outprice myself, but at the same time I want to make a nice profit.
The three of them will go up for sale individually, but I'm assuming the person who has shown interest will buy them all..
He just left me a message saying "I want to buy your fireworks pictures"
Mmmmk!
So..price suggestions please!
Whats the average going rate for photographs being sold by a poor art student!
this one
this one
and
this one
But how much do I sell them for?!
I'm going to blow them up nice and big tomorrow, and is going to cost about a tenner.
I don't want to outprice myself, but at the same time I want to make a nice profit.
The three of them will go up for sale individually, but I'm assuming the person who has shown interest will buy them all..
He just left me a message saying "I want to buy your fireworks pictures"
Mmmmk!
So..price suggestions please!
Whats the average going rate for photographs being sold by a poor art student!
veteran
1,359 posts
Location: London/ Surrey
1,359 posts
Location: London/ Surrey
Posted:
You've made me cross.
You should *not* be trying to work out the going rate for photos being sold by a poor student.
If someone wants to buy them, they are or a quality that justifies someone spending money on them, so treat them as such. Go and look at some sites that sell prints of a similar style and size. Don't ever undersell your work or yourself. Start as you mean to go on!
You've made me cross.
You should *not* be trying to work out the going rate for photos being sold by a poor student.
If someone wants to buy them, they are or a quality that justifies someone spending money on them, so treat them as such. Go and look at some sites that sell prints of a similar style and size. Don't ever undersell your work or yourself. Start as you mean to go on!
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120 posts
Location: Nr Petersfield, United Kingdom
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Location: Nr Petersfield, United Kingdom
Posted:
I'd have a glance on photobox and see what they sell it for at a similar size...
I'd have a glance on photobox and see what they sell it for at a similar size...
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Macaque of all trades
8,738 posts
Location: wombling free..., United Kingdom
Macaque of all trades
8,738 posts
Location: wombling free..., United Kingdom
Posted:
Well done Aimeé
what do they want they pictures for? if they are for anything commercial whack the price up
Yay for Aimeé
Well done Aimeé
what do they want they pictures for? if they are for anything commercial whack the price up
Yay for Aimeé
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old hand
853 posts
Location: Behind you...
old hand
853 posts
Location: Behind you...
Posted:
Oooh, pretty!
I've seen similar go for between £20 - £60, it's definitely worth looking at what others charge on the web though as these look quality!
Oooh, pretty!
I've seen similar go for between £20 - £60, it's definitely worth looking at what others charge on the web though as these look quality!
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marmite and nutella sandwich
1,590 posts
Location: Farnborough, Hampshire
1,590 posts
Location: Farnborough, Hampshire
Posted:
Well done for the pictures!!
Why don't you ask what size they want (if they're getting printed) and ask for £40 each, if it's a poster-size. More if it is bigger.
If they're not prints, ask for £30 each
Well done for the pictures!!
Why don't you ask what size they want (if they're getting printed) and ask for £40 each, if it's a poster-size. More if it is bigger.
If they're not prints, ask for £30 each
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big and good and broken
7,330 posts
Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay, United Kingdom
big and good and broken
7,330 posts
Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay, United Kingdom
Posted:
be careful - if its just a one-off sale of a print, you're fine to just haggle out a price that seems fair to both you and the buyer.
however, if they want any kind of rights assigned to them (e.g. for sole use or for future use in anything other than the format you've supplied them in), the price shoots waaaaaaay up
cole. x
be careful - if its just a one-off sale of a print, you're fine to just haggle out a price that seems fair to both you and the buyer.
however, if they want any kind of rights assigned to them (e.g. for sole use or for future use in anything other than the format you've supplied them in), the price shoots waaaaaaay up
cole. x
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