I only have a minute... $200 is quite low but that is what you agreed to. Don't turn into another whining crybaby photographer now. Tell them that includes publication of your images in the interior of the magazine in one issue only. Tell them that you would expect additional compensation for the cover if you got it and ask what they would normally pay. If they ask you what you would charge tell them that you need to know the publications print run and check with your pricing program on your computer at the office. Run home and ask Emily. If they ask about using images of the magazine intact for their own marketing, say ok. Not for annual editions, best of, web or any of those additional uses. Now, just go and shoot the job. Do a really good job of it. So good as to justify your substantial rate increase the next time they call. peace, r LScottPht@aol.com wrote: > > I hope someone can help me with this. A publisher of a magazine has offered > me a job this weekend photographing an Egyptian dancing event. I told her I > charge $200/day plus expenses and offer one-time publishing rights. I know > nothing about publishing rights, so I just said this off the top of my head. She > wants to talk to me about the one-time publishing rights at the event. What type > of rights should I offer to a magazine company? Can anyone give me details? > HELP!!! > > Leslie Spurlock > <A HREF="http://lesliescottphotography.com/";>Leslie Scott Photography</A> > <A HREF="http://www.lesliescottphotography.com/phototours.htm";>Leslie Scott > Photography and Tours</A> > 1-888-381-0854 > lscottpht@aol.com
