OK everybody . . . I'd like to get your feedback. Doug and I began talking about this in the old forum, and I'd like to continue our discussion.
As you know, photo restoration and enhancement takes a lot of talent and learning. Usually if a close family member or friend asks me to work on a photo I don't mind doing the work "pro bono" or in other words, for free. But my question is this: Where do you draw the line? When do you start charging people?
I mean, this work certainly is not "worthless" by any stretch of the imagination. And no one should have to give away their talents.
What do you guys think?
Amanda
As you know, photo restoration and enhancement takes a lot of talent and learning. Usually if a close family member or friend asks me to work on a photo I don't mind doing the work "pro bono" or in other words, for free. But my question is this: Where do you draw the line? When do you start charging people?
I mean, this work certainly is not "worthless" by any stretch of the imagination. And no one should have to give away their talents.
What do you guys think?
Amanda
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