How to Price Your Photography | Dealing with Thoughtless Potential Event Photography Clients @MikMilman
How to Price Your Photography | Dealing with Thoughtless Potential Event Photography Clients  @MikMilman
Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
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A quick note on gear:

I am well into my late photography career. I am at a point where I can and should (for write offs) buy the best gear available to me (for the most part). However there are plenty of alternatives for getting the job done with varying budgets. If you need specific advice on buying gear, feel free to reach out.


In this video I discuss how to deal with a rude potential client as an event photographer as well as strategies for giving quotes, negotiating, and setting your photography rates.

I have been a professional event photographer and photography teacher for over 13 years. Follow the links below to see my work.

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