Comments on: Digital Photography?

By: icecreamnjelly

icecreamnjelly — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 08:51:56 +0000

nowadays if you set up your own site – it can get pretty expensive. and it might not be worth it cause you can just click save as. but enjoy if you want. gettyimages.com is an awesome site with hundreds of photos

By: Junto America

Junto America — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 03:41:02 +0000

A website is good, but websites are so easy to set up that the Internet is flooded with sites and a multitude of picture sharing services.

Becoming a serious photographer requires more than just investment in a good camera and equipment. You need to make contacts with professional photographers. There are lots of professional organizations that can help you network.

And sometimes you have to work in print. I got my first showing in the lobby of a local community theater because one of the actors was familiar with my work. I sold several prints that way.

You have to do photography that makes you stand out from every Joe Blow that has a camera. I picked a niche that got a lot of attention.

By: Ramzi D

Ramzi D — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 18:18:42 +0000

You have an SLDR? No you don’t, you have a DSLR.
Once you’ve worked on your photography enough and you think you’re “worth noticing”, you should start a blog of some sort. Definantly get a Flickr account at: it’s free, it’s fun, and you’ll be able to see the work of others.

By: Karl W

Karl W — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 23:10:27 +0000

Let me start by saying this: it’s very difficult to sell photographs. That being said, the easiest way to get started is to do a blog. You can post images there and describe what’s in the pictures and how you did the shots. Also, PBase is an online photo gallery where you can sign up and start uploading images. There is some amazing stuff there – definitely worth looking at even if you don’t sign up. Then, there are online stock agencies. I would suggest Alamy because it’s relatively easy to get started. Then, finally, check into a local photo club. Clubs often have competitions in different categories, and these things are a good learning opportunity. You can see what others are doing and you can learn from judges comments. Sometimes, you may get to exhibit photos with the club for sale at local municipal buildings, etc. Good luck!