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Can you make a living doing photography full-time? Is it even possible anymore?
Let’s talk about this, because on one hand I hear some bloggers I follow saying, “You can do it if you just follow your dreams” and on the other hand I hear from a lot of photographers who are considering throwing in the towel and giving up on the idea of doing this professionally.
So what’s the final verdict?
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You showed them the images, and, as you were flipping through your beautiful work, they told you they were on a tight budget. At the end of the meeting, they decided to purchase a few 8X10’s totaling $100.
You thought to yourself, “I’m never going to make money in photography.”
Here’s why you thought wrong, my friend.
Making money in photography is something every single new photographer lies in bed thinking about. It baffles us, limits us and keeps us from breaking out of a fear-laden state destined for failure.
So I’ve put together a few pointers on how to make money in photography. [Click to read more]
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So I thought I’d compile a list of 7 ways to make extra money besides just booking more typical sessions, because most people I talk to still don’t have as many clients as they’d like.
I’m just going to dive right in. Here are my 7 ways to make extra money with your photography business.
This week’s post is a guest post is written by Eli Powell.
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There, I said it.
I could have made more at McDonald’s or begging for change on the street. Needless to say, this is a problem.
This article contains 3 ways to increase your photography income. Using these steps, I’ve more than quadrupled my hourly earnings.
I cannot tell you how often I’d been asked by a friend or client what camera I would suggest they buy.
Last year I had a TON of people asking me that question, and I got tired of writing out a specific response to each one of them.
So I wrote a blog post about What DSLR Camera To Buy and started simply sending people to that post.
That post made me $145.38 in 2 months simply by telling people to visit that post instead of writing it out each time to every person that asked. So easy. This was the start of my search for passive income to supplement our regular photography income.
You can do it too. It’s super-easy to set up, and it can add significant money to your yearly income if you put some time and effort into it. [Click to read more]
