Editing Your Photos is a MUST for Stock Photography
When you photograph people for stock they need to look their best. And that means ALWAYS editing your photos before you upload them to a stock agency.
Creating Good Stock Photos: A 10-Second Fix
Photographer Danny Warren shares a ten second fix for crooked horizons in stock photos.
Quick Tricks: Simple Photo Editing for Stock
The differences between these two images might seem subtle, but when you sell your photos as stock, a little processing goes a long way.
The Secret to Selling Pet Photos as Stock
Learn how one small accessory on a dog can make your photo sell more.
Stock Sites Need Photos of Active Baby Boomers
Photos of active seniors are in high demand right now. If you’re a baby boomer, or you have family who are, look for opportunities to take photos out-and-about.
Stock Photography Tips: Five Photos That Sell
The trick to making money with your photography is knowing what sells and where to sell it.
Insider Tricks for Food Photography
If you had to guess which photographed vegetable was more saleable -- asparagus or tomatoes -- which would you think is in higher demand?
Which Celebrity Photographer Fits Your Stock Style?
It’s said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. But when photography is determined by personal style, how do you know who to follow?
What is Your Stock Photography Style? Take This Quiz to Find Out…
Answer the following questions and I’ll help you figure out which “celebrity” photographer would be your best match.
Stock Photography: A Diverse Art
At our last workshop, photographer Danny Warren reminded us that photography is art. And art is all about personal preference.
Easy Lightroom Tricks to Improve Your Photos
Every photo you submit to stock agencies needs a little processing. But you don’t need to spend hours in front of your computer.
Shoot High-Selling Stock Photos with a Creative Twist
Today, I’m trying to get more creative and “work” the shot -- adding my own twist to the chocolate theme.
Stock Photos of Chocolate
This week, I’m taking photos of CHOCOLATE to sell online as stock. And, that’s one of the biggest perks stock photography provides -- you can make money taking pictures of things you love.
DC Day 3: Reasons NOT To Be a Stock Photographer
The hardest part is just getting started so that’s what hobbiest photographer turned stock photographer, Bonnie Caton, talked about today.
DC Day 2: Take More Gross Photos...
Lori Haller explains that graphic designers need unattractive images like this in addition to pleasing ones because everyday life isn’t always pretty.
