Here are cost-typical fees*  Your quote may vary.   (Cost sharing with project partners is available)

Creative Fee - This fee is quoted on a per day basis.  It includes  St. Louis area  travel, computer workstation for on-site viewing of images, lighting, standard gear, and the photography process.  Generally, 10 to 15 images are produced in a span of a day.  (A few closeup detail shots can be included without additional post production fees.)

*Half Day (4.5 hrs) - $1000 

*Day -  $1,400  (up to 8 hours)

Post Production Fee -   This creative and technical process involves cropping, straightening verticals, color corrections, contrast, and the compositing and blending of digital files to deliver a publish ready image.  Post processing and handling of digital images often require time equal to or greater than the on-site photography.

$80 per image

Expenses

Parking Fees - to be reimbursed by client.

Travel Fees - Additional outside the St. Louis Metro area.

Assistant - When needed  $300

Image Licensing (Included with the above fees)

• Photo Licensing is non-exclusive, with limited usage for  local advertising; social media (posting only on your managed accounts); your website; press releases; your in-house printed collateral;  award submissions, and editorial. Permission required for any other use. Photographer retains the copyright. Images may not be sold, shared, or licensed to a third party.
  
  
• Third-party usage NOT included with licensing.  See the cost sharing notes below.
  
  

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* I typically work by collaborating on-site with my clients.  So, unless there is a beforehand agreement, any image crafted on-site will be billed for editing.  If something does not work creatively, I will know  and move on to another image.

*Photography credit required for press releases, and social media.

Maximize Your Photography Budget with cost sharing.

If another party wants to share the images or be part of the shoot there is a 30% surcharge per added party.  You can decide how to divide the cost.  (If divided equally, this lowers all parties' fees.)   ie.) A cost-sharing scenario might include architect, builder, interior designer, a cabinet maker, or any other party involved in the project