What's a fair price?

I'm an amateur photographer, but I've spent quite a bit of $ lately on
better equipment (may not matter).

I've been taking photos for the local Western Riding Club all year.
Various members, having seen the images on the club website
(http://cawri.com/photos.shtml), have finally talked me into selling my
pics to them.

Not knowing how much to charge, I looked at the website of the team that
were contracted to take pics at the yearly show (that's like a state
fair in the US, since they were contracted I wasn't allowed to take
pics), they are charging $15/image for the first 5, and $10/image
thereafter.

So, I decided to charge $10 per image for the first 10, $7 for 11-50,
and $5 for images 51 and onward. These will be the full-sized images,
edited if necessary, but converted to 300dpi .jpg (for printing) as most
of them are .raw. They'll go on a CD.

Is this a fair pricing structure? I was going to simply charge $10
each, but my first customer asked for all of the pics of him and his
spouse, which comes out to a massive $1200 at $10/ea, and $730 with the
pricing structure I'm suggesting.

Thanks for any advice!

jmc

On 11/15/07 3:37 AM, in article 5q2ibmFtnackU1.DeleteThis@mid.individual.net, "jmc"
<NOnewsgroupsSPAM.DeleteThis@NOjodiBODY.HOMEus> wrote:

> I'm an amateur photographer, but I've spent quite a bit of $ lately on
> better equipment (may not matter).
>
> I've been taking photos for the local Western Riding Club all year.
> Various members, having seen the images on the club website
> (http://cawri.com/photos.shtml), have finally talked me into selling my
> pics to them.
>
<snip>

Before you start trying to sell your work, you need to understand how to do
a simple URL reference. In other words, TEST before you leap. You seem to
have screwed up your reference. Goodbye.