A photo session with a
professional photographer normally runs anywhere from $75 on the low end to hundreds
of dollars or more. These are not the
same photos you shoot of your pets in front of the Christmas tree at home! These are photos taken with all the fancy
equipment and a great studio scene or backdrop.
Usually the photographer will give you one free copy of the photo
taken. You can then order additional
prints, holiday cards, etc. if you want.
Most photographers will offer them at a discounted price for those who
participate in the event.
To find holiday photo events in
your area, start by searching online for holiday pet events being held in the
area. Scroll through listings to find pet
photo events. You can also check out the
events section on the web sites of nearby animal shelters, animal rescues, and
other organizations that serve the pet industry. For example, in Long Island New York there are several; the Bideawee Home hosts photos with Santa, the ASPCA is also
hosting photos with Santa, and the Long Island Dog Owners Association hosted a photo
event with a top professional photographer.
It featured a gorgeous wintery scene designed by an upscale local floral
designer.
Once you locate some events, find out the details. Find out what type of donation and how much of a donation is required. Ask who is taking the photos and where; is it a professional photographer and studio, a photography student taking the photos in a park, or a staff member of the organization taking photos right in their office? Find out exactly what is being promised. Will they provide a hard copy 5x7 photo, or a digital copy of the photo? Make sure there won’t be a watermark on the photo or anything that prevents you from sharing it on your social media networks. If there are any other expectations, such as requiring you to order additional prints you will have to pay for, make sure you know that beforehand. Match the required donation to what it being provided and decide whether or not you want to participate.
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