photos for advertising

[dingbat]

Hello, could anyone please tell me: would it be best to make-up photos myself with a digi cam or pay for a photographer for advertising on leaflets?
Many thanks

 

[TIPTOP]

Hey hun
I use Fotolia which is an online company that stocks lots of royalty free images, they have a fab section for nails etc and are very cheaply priced.

Sue x

 

[dingbat]

Hey hun
I use Fotolia which is an online company that stocks lots of royalty free images, they have a fab section for nails etc and are very cheaply priced.

Sue x

WOW what a fab webite, thanks. Could you tell me where I can get some make-up consultation/lesson cards for clients
Debbie xxx

 

[dingbat]

Sorry I would like to use my own work if I can.

 

[lil_miss_me]

Hey hun
I use Fotolia which is an online company that stocks lots of royalty free images, they have a fab section for nails etc and are very cheaply priced.

Sue x

hey sue thanks for this site ive been after decent images for my flyers and that for ages thanks so much

 

[donna'sdelights]

I got my sister to take a pic with her SLR cam for me and used vista print to do my door to door flyers. I have pics in my album odds and sods so you can see what you can achieve without the pro. photographer

 

[Ruth Mills]

I'm guessing that would depend on what images you wanted and how good a photographer you are? My advice would be to initially try and take the pics yourself, and then try a professional photographer only if you aren't happy with your own pics... at least that way you could save money if your own pics are suitable for what you want...

 

[cro-mari]

Agree with Ruth.

I did my own pics for my web site. It may not be much, but it shows what I can do. OK, a pro would have done it better :green: but I did not want to put on somebody elses shiny feathers on, especially if I can't make them myself. Of course, if you need generic pics of beautifull hands, faces or something with wax, then go with the pro.