Also, it's really tough to raise your prices once you're established
with a client, so it's better to get started on the rate you want to be
locked into, more or less.
Richard P.
Don't make the mistake I made when I was a beginning professional
photographer. Don't think you're only worth what a burger flipper
makes. Charge high, very high! Either get it or turn it down and keep
your prices high. When they pay it, it will make up for the jobs you
loose and the headaches from the nit pickers who want the world for a
dime. If they want you, they obviously have a reason. Make sure they
pay for what they want.
I don't see how an independent contractor could charge much less
than $30/hr and still make a living, given all the added costs and
down time.
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