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Quote: Had to go to the junk folder, but here's a typical one... this was UK based, I've got rid of the name and location.
Hi,
with the wedding season getting ever closer, you may be thinking about outsourcing some of your post production work.
With 10 years experience as a full time professional photoshop retoucher and image manipulator, based in XXXXXX, I can offer you assistance with all your post production needs, (including complex photoshop montages), at a very reasonable price.
I can colour correct and enhance all of your images, as well as manipulate/retouch the most important ones.
Example prices would be £100 per wedding for 250 images to be edited and optimised to your requirement (includes some manipulations), or £50 for 100 images to be done in this way. Extra manipulations and corrections of individual images can be quoted for as needed. Contact me for further details.
Send me some sample images to work on (jpegs or preferably raws) by email or file transfer and I will get them back to you as soon as possible.
For more details about myself and examples of my work please visit:-
make of it what you will - I can't be arsed arguing the toss again 
I have received the exact same email !
didn't bother looking at his site - sure he's great and all that
do you get much from India - I've had a few off Linked IN
Yeah - SEO is the biggest business type spam of the day isn't it?
I've used loads of tools to make the blog seo friendly, but it's the link backs that seem to be king - hence the billion crap comments on my blog each day (which are culled by Akismet thankfully!)
Quote: It takes me an hour to sive out what is getting printed. Then no more than 2 hours to edit the photos, normally about 45-60 of them, 1 hour to put the album together when the photos arrive. I dont understand how you think this cant be done in this time.
Speechless!
Quote: It takes me an hour to sive out what is getting printed. Then no more than 2 hours to edit the photos, normally about 45-60 of them, 1 hour to put the album together when the photos arrive. I dont understand how you think this cant be done in this time.
Speechless!
... that's some workflow!!!!
Quote: It takes me an hour to sive out what is getting printed. Then no more than 2 hours to edit the photos, normally about 45-60 of them, 1 hour to put the album together when the photos arrive. I dont understand how you think this cant be done in this time.
Speechless!
The old adage you get what you pay for!
And hello fellow wedding photographers
I gave up weddings after my first three. No 1 went smooth as silk. No 2 had bride's mother from Hades and her henpecked husband. No 3 the Groom's entire family arrived at the church completely hammered. Photos were fine for the most part, but the taking of them was anything but and on the last one I had to use double the amount of film stock I expected to because of - well - people falling over springs to mind. I was also covering the evening (vodka-beer-wine-vodka-beer-anything). Sometimes you just can't charge enough for the emotional damage
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