“Let’s start out with a universal truth. A digital photograph costs nothing. Nothing to make, nothing to store, nothing to transfer and nothing to see…”
Now we have your attention, there’s an interesting and thoughtful post about pricing on Lighting Essentials. Thank you to @PicSeshu for pointing it out.
Cheers, Ian
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