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General => General discussion => Topic started by: oryx3dr on 06 February 2024, 07:53
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This may have already been asked here but I’m curious to know. How much would you pay for a photographer to spend a couple of hours/half day/full day taking pictures of your car for you?
This could include a framed print and obviously all the digital images. Amount would depend on the length of the shoot but let’s say 20/30 images.
I’m seriously considering a career change and wondering if there might be something here.
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I hope this helps but my answer is that I wouldn't pay anybody to take pics of my car.
I like to look at my car (before I get in!) and try to keep it clean because it looks so much better when that's done, but I found it a bit odd when people had screensavers of their own cars and I certainly wouldn't put a photo of my car in frame.
That might just be me though and if there is a market I wish you every success.
If you can make a living, doing what you love, then go for it!!
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I hope this helps but my answer is that I wouldn't pay anybody to take pics of my car.
I like to look at my car (before I get in!) and try to keep it clean because it looks so much better when that's done, but I found it a bit odd when people had screensavers of their own cars and I certainly wouldn't put a photo of my car in frame.
That might just be me though and if there is a market I wish you every success.
If you can make a living, doing what you love, then go for it!!
Like you, I very occasionally take a picture on my phone, usually to post on here when somebody starts a ‘Come on, show your cleaning efforts’ etc. but I’d never pay for one or have as a screen saver / framed photo.
I’m guessing if the OP has all the camera gear already your overheads would be pretty minimal (travel etc) so good luck anyway.
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Totally fair, thank you for the input.
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Why limit yourself to a niche market that would be unlikely to support you full time? If you considered motoring in general or motorsport, would that not be feasible as a career?
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I'll PM you