Review of the Five Best Stock Photography Sites to Sell Your Photos
Digital photography has democratized stock photography but also changed the pricing structure. There are a few photographers who earn as much as $300 per day from stock photography, but it takes a huge amount of effort. More ...
How to Break Into Photojournalism
Like many other fields out today, establishing a career in photojournalism takes time and effort. The following guidelines, however, will help you navigate through the process of becoming a professional photojournalist. More ...
How Freelance Photographers Make Money at iStock
iStock is a very popular stock photography website - with both photographers and buyers. Signing up at iStock is completely free, but to become a contributing photographer you'll need to jump through a few hoops. More ...
Start Your Own Photography Business from Home
Anyone with the right camera equipment, and the necessary skills can set up a home business, marketing photography. You need only to convert a room of your house into an office, and then you can work immediately. More ...
Seven Valuable Secrets For Photography Marketing - Both Online and Off Line
I've spent over 30 years discovering, testing, and perfecting techniques for marketing and selling portrait and wedding photography. Here are seven secrets I have found to be very powerful for both Online and off line marketing. More ...
99 Ways To Make Money From Your Photos
This book does indeed list 99 ways to make money from selling your photos. The assumption is that you're already a competent photographer, and if that's so then this book, along with some creativity, imagination, and hustle on your part will help you to begin to make money from your photographs. More ...
Start a New Business by Getting Paid to Take Digital Photographs
Wherever in the world you live, you can make money using even the simplest digital camera! There is a massive online and offline demand for good quality pictures. So, where does the demand actually come from? More ...
Photography Marketing Tip - Eight Steps to Getting Free Exhibits of Your Photography
Most Photographers Don't Understand That The Backbone To The Photography Business, The 'Engine' If You Will, That Drives The Photo Business, Is Getting Lots And Lots Of Qualified People To Know You Exist, And To Call You Now. More ...
Portrait Photography
The market opportunities for Portrait photography are now so enormous, that they include every dwelling where you live. Everyone wants his or her photograph taken for some reason, or the other. Not only can you target every building, but also it is a type of business where repeat business potential is also enormous. More ...
Wedding Photography
If there is one occasion that everyone wants to celebrate with photographs, it is their wedding. It is an occasion that every one wants a degree of professionalism, and many people want to ensure quality. Therefore there are many opportunities for a photographer to make money, if hey are willing to cover weddings. More ...
Establishing a Successful Stock Photography Business on the Internet
In this book veteran stock photographer Rohn Engh shows part-time and professional photographers how to compete with the big agencies by using the Internet - the new frontier of stock photography sales. More ...
12 Creative Photography Ideas
This article provides 12 ideas to get your creative juices flowing and increase your skills and value as a photographer. More ...
Female Photography in Focus
Female photography is made up of many varying styles of both commercial and artistic photographs of women. Many talented photographers have embraced this mode of photography to a point where they have established specialized businesses focussing only in this sector. More ...
Are There Other Types Of Photography?
there are many avenues open to a professional photographer. Some actually graduate from the world of business into corporate photography. Corporate photography has many facets; it is used for publicity, in the form of advertisements; for public relations, for historical purposes, and for in-house brochures. More ...
