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The Truth About Stock Photography: Conclusions After 3 Years

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Hi guys. After three years of doing stock photography, I am going to share with you

in this video everything that I've learned in that time. This is going to be

a "holding nothing back - sharing it all" including income, rejection reasons,

images that sell, information about agencies and more. And then I'm going to

let you know after three years what my conclusions are and whether or not I

think that doing stock photography is actually worth it. After that I'm going

to share with you your Instagram images from this week. I am blown away once

again by the incredible talent that you guys have and I can't wait to share, so

let's get started.

So what kind of investment does it take on the photographer's part to be part of

the stock photography community? If you already have a camera and you're working

it's really not an investment that way. If you don't have a camera then you need

a camera, and you just need some sort of photo editing software. The really big

investment that I find is required in stock photography is time. So it takes a

lot of time to plan your shoots, to go out to take the photographs, to edit the

photographs, add your keywords, do your descriptions, upload to stock photography

and then wait for your acceptance or rejection of each image. Now I would say

for me, in my experience - even once I got going - So at first it takes a lot more

time because you're learning what you're doing but even after you get going I

would say that it was a lot of work for me to be uploading at least, say, three

images per day. So for me to upload a lot more, say fifteen, sixteen images at one


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