Greg Clark Photography

For most small and medium-size businesses I charge, a flat rate which includes my time, gear, and photo license is how I charge. For larger corporate business I charge a day rate (and rate for any assistant or other crew, gear rental rate, image license fee to be negotiated, and other fees associated with the shoot.

I start with a phone call to understand the project and its scope. I then will send an estimate. If the estimate is accepted then we start pre-shoot planning which can vary depending on the complexity of the shoot. For more complex shoots I like to do a location scout preferably at least a day before the shoot. On shoot day a call time will be agreed where everyone required from both the photographer and client side will be at the location. After the shoot I will edit the photographs for color and other minor corrections and send for the client to pick their favorites which will then be further refined.

Decades of experience.

I started in high school art class and it grew from there.

Hotels in Miami and the Carribean, Many Restaurants in Miami, Architects and Interior Designers, Magazines such as Dwell, Ocean Drive, W, Florida Design, GQ, Vogue, and others.

I photographed an off the grid cabin in Arkansas for a Miami Architecture firm. The shoot was done over a 3 day period. It was quite the adventure even getting to the location which was 20 miles off a paved road, and past a stream which did not have a bridge (thank god we rented a 4x4!).

Certainly look at a portfolio and length of experience. Magazine work is also a good reference.