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Rates: My rates vary greatly depending on the type of photography, the necessary equipment, the length of the session, and the amount of travel needed. Generally I charge $75 per hour for the shoot itself (on-location special events $100/hr) and $75 per hour for digital imaging, retouch and sorting. Pricing also varies depending on viewing media whether it be prints or digital media/slideshows, etc. A proof CD is available with all shoots. Basically, one hour sessions with the shoot, editing and a disk of the images start at $150 for the first hour. Discounts are available depending on the situation.
Equipment fees: If special equipment is necessary for a specific shoot, I charge at cost for the rental.
Further Rights: All reprint rights and commercial use of full quality digital files are priced depending on the use in each specific case.
Additional Services: Artistic effects (including retouch), graphic imaging, matting, framing, and other photo related services cost depending on size and complexity and quantity.
Prints and canvas’ pricing varies depending on medium, sizes, matting, frames, etc. etc. Ask for a quote! theo@theophotography.com 928-202-0490
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Theo,
My wife and friends recently stayed at Sedona Pines. While enjoying dinner, I noticed your print #1030, Sedona Eclipse dated 8\297, on the wall at the cafe on property. I was amazed at the shot and purchased the print. Being an photographer myself, I am curious of the back story of the shot. I was wondering if it was all in one night, if so over how long, or if there was any other technique or process involved. Best Regards, Eric Mead
Eric,
Glad you like the photo! Sedona eclipse was taken during the Full Eclipse of the Moon in the summer of 2010. The print is a composite of several images all taken from the same vantage point in Sedona, AZ from 1am until 5:30am following the full eclipse path. The images were then combined in Photoshop and printed on Epson Exhibition Canvas.