Listed below is a sampling of the many services and products I offer. This will give you an idea of what I charge. Be sure to contact me as well as I can work with you and design a package that will provide you with the best value.

Session Fee – starts at $150 and includes an 8×10 print and 8 wallets

1 hour – $150.00

each additional hour – $100.00

Includes 1 8×10 print, 8 wallet prints (of 8×10 image) and online gallery of between 15 and 25 images

Digital Images:

1 image – $35.00

4 images – $100.00

10 images – $200.00

A la Carte Print Pricing:

5×7 – $15.00

8 x 10 – $25.00

11 x 14 – $45.00

16×20 – $65.00

8 wallets $20.00

Print packages are offered at discounted prices.

Multiple prints of same image are offered at discounted prices.

Larger sizes are available. Please ask for pricing.

Custom sizes are available.

Canvas Prints:

11×14 2″ gallery wrap – $165.00

other sizes available

Metal Prints:

11×14 metal print – $200.00

other sizes available

Custom Designed Birth Announcements, Graduation Announcements and Holiday Cards: start at  $100.00

Storyboards and collages: start at $75.00

Custom designed Coffee Table books: start at $250.00

Custom designed flush mount Albums: start at $600.00

Multi-device slideshow with music and special effects: $250.00

Custom built, hand painted frames -  start at $150.00

Weddings: start at $1350.00

Retouching: $100/hour

For complete pricing and product offering please visit your online gallery or contact me -303-258-0266 suedanielsphotography@yahoo.com

Prints and other goods are subject to applicable Colorado state and local sales taxes.

Understanding Pricing

Anyone can snap a picture, bring it to Target, Costco, or the local camera store and get it printed for about 19 cents. Printing costs, however, are only a miniscule portion of a custom photographer’s cost of doing business. Let’s take, for example, a typical 1 hour session. Here’s what you are really paying for when you hire a pro.

1 -The Photographer’s Time

phone calls, e-mails, pre and post session meetings – .5 to 3 hours

photographer’s session prep time – 1 hour (either preparing lighting, backgrounds and equipment in the studio or driving to a location and setting up/breaking down equipment)

photographer’s shooting time – 1 hour

assistant’s time – 1 hour

post processing time – uploading to computer, editing, retouching, enhancing, applying special affects, loading to online gallery – 2 to 3 hours

2. Overhead

Each session has to cover a percentage of the overhead a photographer incurs to do business.  Some of my overhead costs are:

Marketing and advertising

Utilities

Insurance

Clerical labor

Office supplies

Equipment repairs

Cleaning

3 . Equipment Investment

This includes cameras, lenses, studio strobes, light stands, tripods, light modifiers, reflectors, backgrounds,  computers, monitors, memory cards, flash units, cases and other accessories.  Professional equipment provides excellent results  but is expensive. The financial investment a professional photographer makes in her equipment is huge but absolutely necessary. It is also an ongoing expense as equipment quickly becomes obsolete as technology advances.

4. The Photographer’s Education, Training and Experience.

5. The Photographer’s Artistry.

6. The Reliability, Dependability and Accountability of a professionally run business.