Another Photography Profit Center... Decor Art
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What to charge for limited editions? Keeρ the professional artist in mind who once said, "If you are going to price your watercolor at $15, you'll find a $15 buyer. If you price it at $75 dollars, you'll find a $75 buyer. And if you price it at $850 -- you'll find a $850 buyer. Just takes time." Current going rate for a 16x20 (color) d�cor photograph is between $75 and $150.
