DavidLalush

San Luis Obispo, CA

Architectural Photography

Rate Guide

Half Day

$1,500

Up to 4 Hours

  • 15 processed selects included
  • Additional selects $100/photo
  • Licensing for your firm or client

Extended Day

$3,000

Up to 10 Hours

  • 30 processed selects included
  • Additional selects $100/photo
  • Licensing for your firm or client
  • Twilight photography included
  • Required for travel shoots

Time on Location

Twilight and dusk photography is exclusive to the Extended Day Rate. Extensions can be arranged at the defined rate but cannot be guaranteed on the day. All travel-based shoots are billed at the Extended Day Rate plus any associated travel fees such as mileage, airfare, and hotel accommodations.

Post Processing

Additional Final Selects beyond quotas are billed at $100/photo. Proofs are uploaded within a few days. Final selects are usually processed within one week including blemish removal, lighting, exposure merging, and perspective correction.

Rates and Licensing

Cost sharing requires all parties to agree on the same Final Selects chosen from the proofs. Additional parties add 50% of the base rate each. One point person submits the Final Selects to be processed. Independent selections are billed at $100/photo, which typically eliminates any savings.

Payment and Delivery

Photos are watermarked and uploaded to a private gallery. Download PINs are sent to each party upon final payment.

Cost Share Calculator

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among parties

Cost sharing requires all parties to agree on the same Final Selects chosen from the proofs. One point person submits the Final Selects to be processed.

Additional parties add 50% of the base rate each.

Independent selections are billed at $100/photo, which typically eliminates any savings.

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Additional parties sharing cost

Subtotal$2,000

Per Party$2,000

Cost sharing requires all parties to agree on one shared set of final selects. Independent selections are billed at $100/photo and may nullify these savings.

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