how much did it cost to do this?

Karenza Roy

7 years ago

Gardi Street, Bradbury, California for Realtor Mimi Song at ReMax Premier · More Info

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Guettler Photo
7 years ago
I don't have any particular price of anything in this home. It's a custom new construction home and not a remodel. He asking price is about 10 million dollars.
Karenza Roy
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7 years ago
oic ok thx
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Guettler Photo
7 years ago
Dear Karenza,

Did you mean what I charge for this architectural photo job, by chance? Not exactly sure and I want to answer your question fully. Feel free to ask, if that's it!

Truly, David
Karenza Roy thanked Guettler Photo
Karenza Roy
Original Author
7 years ago
yeh that was what i meant...like all the accessories etc.?
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Guettler Photo
7 years ago
I take along 8 strobes, 8 light stands, camera bag with 2-3 cameras, 17mm & 24mm ts-e lens (5 others too), laptop, shoot bags filled with miscellaneous stuff, truck and most important, my assistant. All these are about 60K, at any time, as I change this gear with my studio gear.

Really the most important feature for customers is the thousands of hours of experience shooting photos. I could use (and have) a bare minimum of gear and produce a usable photo. That's how I started after assisting many shooters.

I hope this is helpful, Karenza.

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