Faqs: general questions

Do you have a specialty?
Yes, my specialty is product and location assignment photography for commercial, corporate, and industrial clients. And I like to do close-up photography, which is applicable to any project. But that is not all I do. When you hire Barbara Cameron Pix you receive a variety of images from many perspectives including close-ups. I like doing them, and you will like having them.

Do you shoot events?
Sure do. Prior to taking up the lens, I was an event manager for many years, in charge of events both large (20,000+ people) and small. I know events from the inside out so you can rest assured that your event images will be comprehensive.

Do you do wedding photos?
While Barbara Cameron Pix does not directly shoot weddings, I highly recommend you check out Bill Marsh Photography.

Do you have a price list?
Pricing is an important factor when choosing a photographer for your project. Set prices can be inflexible for both you and me, however, so when you work with Barbara Cameron Pix, your budget, visual and usage requirements are taken into consideration to give you a pricing package that meets your needs. Contact me to start talking now!

Can I buy individual images from your site?
Yes, all images are available for purchase as art prints or for licensing as stock photos, and we ship worldwide. To purchase prints simply follow the “add to cart” link when viewing images to make your size and format choices. Shipping details are completed in the checkout which is handled by PayPal; you don't need a PayPal account to complete a payment transaction. We work with a top-notch digital image printer to ensure you get the best quality possible. Note: images on this website are published with a watermark and in low resolution to enable fast page loading and easy viewing so the visual quality of these images will not be as clear as the actual high-resolution images you purchase. And these galleries contain only a small sample of over 10,000 images available for purchase. If you don't see what you are looking for, chances are we have it elsewhere or can create it quickly. Contact me with your questions or other print requests. Click here to read the sales terms and conditions.

Do you sell stock photos?
Yes, all images you view here are available for licensing and download as stock photos. But this website only features a very small sampling of some 10,000 images available. So if you don’t see what you are looking for, chances are we have it elsewhere or can create it quickly. Due to the many uses, sizes, creative and technical requirements involved in stock projects, please contact me to discuss your needs and get pricing. Note: images on this website are published with a watermark and in low resolution to enable fast page loading and easy viewing so the visual quality of these images will not be as clear as the actual high-resolution images you license. Barbara Cameron Pix owns all images that you are licensed to use.

If I hire you on assignment, will I get negatives for future use?
Yes, each project can include a set of digital high-resolution negatives on CD included in the assignment price. You choose whether the license to use these negatives is royalty-free (less expensive and available for multi-project use but not exclusive to you) or rights-managed (higher-priced but exclusive to you for a specific project or timeframe). We will consult with you prior to finalizing pricing to help determine your usage requirements. Note that Barbara Cameron Pix owns all images that you are licensed to use.

Will you come to our location on assignment?
Yes, absolutely! Barbara Cameron Pix prefers to work entirely on location using available light. If special lighting or studio set-up is required for your project, it will be done. Additional cost may be required for studio use and/or professional lighting but I always discuss this with you and get your consent in advance.

Do you manipulate images in Photoshop?
Only if absolutely necessary. I do my very best to capture your images in the best possible light and conditions so minimal post-processing is needed. But sometimes there are situations that are out of our control so a little tweaking may be necessary. We do try to limit that as much as possible.