->     I would keep the original where I could get to it if need to and not
-> change the original dimensions, depends on the camera there's a text
-> information stored with the image, date and so on, if not, perhaps create
-> one. Put a copyright information some where on the image. Other than that as
-> Bob Dial says, treat it as you would a film photograph with the
-> understanding that you are the owner.
-> 
Thanks Dan.  I always keep the originals, and the changed files.  There are
plenty that I didn't used to know how to improve, but now do, so I'm glad
I'm such a pack  rat  :)

The thing is, this is a new kind of project for me, and he asked me to
"sell" him some pictures.  Basically, I'm thinking of it more like selling
a "print" for a "specific use", but that brings me back
to my long time
problem of how to price it.  If the funds are coming out of some sort of
advertising budget, it has been suggested I would want 10 - 30 percent of
that. If it's not, I don't know how to calculate a worth.  

I still need more info on just what he wants and how he wants to use it. 
I'll keep you all posted.

Karen
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