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Alpaca
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BSE,
It would go back to the usage. The contractor will likely use the images for a much longer period than an RE agent would, so that will carry a higher price tag. For lots of info about licensing and usage, hit up John Harrington's blog. For what it's worth, a full architectural day rate would start at $1300, and that would be a bargain. The top shooters (using medium format and with creds that make us all look like children) get more like $3200/day. Good luck getting that out of your contractor, but just so you know where the market is. Because of the usage involved, I take my RE rate for an equivalent shoot (in terms of time spent, and skill involved) and multiply by 2 or 3 for a builder that will use the images locally and on the web. __________________
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Alpaca
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For everyone interested in pricing:
On the left side of Larry Lohrman's Blog is a running survey of RE rates. Plug in your rate, and it shows you the overall results. __________________
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