Microstock Photography | From Passion to Paycheck

© 2011 Craft and Vision | Microstock Photography | Making Money With Photographs | Nicole S. Young

To those of you who get involved with  a photography as a hobby knows that it is an expensive hobby, a DSLR is not cheap and some of the best lens also not friendly to your pockets. So it is always good to know that actually we do can make our hobby pays for itself, we just needs to find how.

Some photographers make money doing part time job shooting weddings on the weekends or shooting events, annual dinner or just anything that can bring them some extra money to satisfy their photography needs while some others just shoot for fun without any intention to make money from it but I do believe that overtime we will think how we can make money with our hobby since it does cost a lot of money to stay in this hobby for a long time unless we are very rich man who take pictures  just for pure passion.

To those os who who don’t have the flexibility of times shooting weddings or events that require a fix time especially during weekends or as state by the clients, now you can make money on your very own time at your very own pace, no need to hurry, enter Microstock Photography where you can choose what subject that you like to shoot at your own time.

But to get start you need to know, what will work and what will not work or on the other hand, what will sell or what will not sell. This new eBook by Nicole S. Young from Craft And Vision will show you the way how to get start.

Nicole shares her industry experience and knowledge to help you better navigate the rules, procedures, and best practices to creating quality, useful imagery for the micro-stock market. She explains how to build and deliver on a successful portfolio concept, takes the mystery out of the different types of stock, like rights-managed (RM) and royalty-free (RF), and shares the ins/outs of licensing and releases.