11-05-2002, 10:49 AM
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So Fucking Banned
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: http://www.thefly.net/ --- Quit your job and live off steady traffic.
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Originally posted by RedShoe
How profitable would a side job of small stock (non-adult) photography be? We have several cameras which include a Bronica Medium format ETRsi, a Nikon F5, and a Sony DSCF-707. All are great cameras, and I've been extrememly pleased with my results.
Now I have ton of pics lying around with no real theme.  I'd like to maybe set up a small site selling niche created stock photos. I don't have 1000's of pics per category. (mostly abstract, and some nature stuff) So what I'd like to do is set up to take outdoor shots. Some closeup nature, some landscapes, as well as some abstract shit like close ups of keyboards, monitors, computer parts... for corporate type newsletters... or whatever. But is it worth it? I mean I enjoy taking the photos, but is a small stock photo business like that worth the time to categorize and set up a site and maintain it? I've never done mainstream so I'm not even sure if the marketing is the same.
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ask oliver klozov -- hes yer neighbor and i think he could help you in this arena |
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