Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

digital_AM wrote in post #18675007
Gene, you were right. Client would like to know how much I would charge for the building owner and architect to have a copy. I have no idea how to license this. I don't think I would charge much.

I would charge a lot...to discourage them from wanting more.

Artistic renditions are always more valuable than a mere photograph.

navydoc wrote in post #18675018
I would charge a lot...to discourage them from wanting more.

Artistic renditions are always more valuable than a mere photograph.

I like the way your think.

digital_AM wrote in post #18675023
I like the way your think.

10K but you're willing to work with them

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18675051
10K but you're willing to work with them

LoL, good one. Nah, I kept it to $75 per copy. The client is considering providing these sketches as prints when they complete a project for an architect or building developer/owner. I will offer these up to my other few clients, one of which is an architecture firm.

digital_AM wrote in post #18674828
Fun project tonight. I may submit this to my client as a nice extra.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/28B3​Czo Pugh Constructors Arevalo Alamo Building Architecture Sketch by Alfredo Mora, on Flickr

I love it...how was it done?

TRhoads wrote in post #18675093
I love it...how was it done?

I was just going to ask as well. Alfredo mentioned something about actions?

TRhoads wrote in post #18675093
I love it...how was it done?

Thanks Travis!

navydoc wrote in post #18675099
I was just going to ask as well. Alfredo mentioned something about actions?

I will send a PM to both of you and anyone else that is interested. Thank you.

navydoc wrote in post #18675018
I would charge a lot...to discourage them from wanting more.

Artistic renditions are always more valuable than a mere photograph.

We get some Stainless Steel TIG jobs, which I don't mind in general, but occasionally they will bring an enquiry out, I'll look at it and "that's going to be a pain in the a**e.......!" "way too time consuming" "work a cost, add percentage, then double it!"

Anyway, probably the only sunrise of the holiday tomorrow, 4:00 alarm, Corfe Castle plus high humidity and dew point might make for some mist..... Fingers crossed....

digital_AM wrote in post #18675108
Thanks Travis!

I will send a PM to both of you and anyone else that is interested. Thank you.

Me please. Really cool effect

digital_AM wrote in post #18675108
Thanks Travis!

I will send a PM to both of you and anyone else that is interested. Thank you.

Thanks. I will check that out. I sometimes like to use a free program called Fotosketcher. It can do a great job too.

off topic but I dont visit other forums than this one.

Do any of you use a curved monitor? does that mess up the world when you are trying to square up photo lines?

eriet30 wrote in post #18675119
off topic but I dont visit other forums than this one.

Do any of you use a curved monitor? does that mess up the world when you are trying to square up photo lines?

Interesting question (which I don’t know the answer to!). I wonder if it does

eriet30 wrote in post #18675119
off topic but I dont visit other forums than this one.

Do any of you use a curved monitor? does that mess up the world when you are trying to square up photo lines?

I've been using a curved dell ultra wide for years. gridlines work fine, and it's the most amazing monitor. The curve is very subtle, and works well. It's a 33 or 34" monitor, dont recall exactly, but it replaced my dual monitors, and I still have a dual monitor setup next to it! Overall, it's an amazing setup, cant imagine going back to anything less.

navydoc wrote in post #18675117
Thanks. I will check that out. I sometimes like to use a free program called Fotosketcher. It can do a great job too.

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That's cool Gene. Thank you.