Earn up to $200 per photo!

If you've never heard of Chris Page, then here's the skinny.

Like you, he's a photographer. But he's a photographer with a difference.

Because he discovered that he could actually get paid to submit photos online.
So, he eventually quit his job and started to make his living simply taking photos and submitting them online. 

He takes pictures of his favorite subjects such as pets, beach, food and travel photography.

And, for some pictures he takes, Chris got paid up to $200 per photo! Sweet!

But Chris didn't stop there, because he saw there were tons of blogs and websites that needed photos - which is where you're set to cash in BIG TIME.

Because he's forged strong links with all these top websites (especially the biggest payers!) and set up a private web site to put these guys in touch with guys like you who are smart enough to know that they can make serious money selling their photos online!

So check this out, right now and take the dollar test drive: photography-jobs.net - you'll be glad you did!

Sincerely.

Krister

P.S. And here's the best bit, you can start making money today with just your camera and laptop. Here's the heads up again: photography-jobs.net 

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Keep your copyright. License non-exclusively. Earn up to 30% of the sale price of your content.

 

The Importance of Effective Keywording

Uploading your photos on to a photo stock agency is often quite easy...

With a few mouse clicks your photos are available to be bought through that site by brands and creatives. However you have to make sure that your photos don't get lost in the multitude uploaded photos by using correct keywords. Intentional visibility will help your photos get the attention that they need in order to sell. 

The biggest misconception about key words is that "more is better". The truth is, however, that less is more when it comes to keywords. You must ensure that every keyword used is relevant to what your image portrays. When choosing keywords, ask yourself: "If I were searching for this kind of photo, what keywords would I use to find it?"

Here is a guide to picking relevant keywords for your images:

Focus on Adjectives, Nouns, and Verbs

What are the main objects or subjects in your photo? What do they look like? What are they doing? The keywords chosen at this stage will help you identify what is present in your photo. 

Larger Concepts Portrayed

What does your photo represent beyond the surface level? Buyers very often purchase images in order to portray an idea, a feeling, and a way of life. If you include keywords that tell a story, your photos will be more relevant to buyers. 

Location Is Important

Purchasers often look for specific locations (a country, city, or specific site). If you include the photo's location in the keywords it will increase the chances of your photo being found and therefore sold. If you, for example, use the keyword "China" your photo will have to be sifted through perhaps hundreds of images. But if you also add the keyword "Beijing" it may only have to compete with a couple of dozen images. By being location specific in your keywords you make "the net tighter", so to speak, allowing your photo to be more easily found. 

Let's use the photo below as an example:

What keywords should be used in line with the guidelines above?

Adjective: barefoot, green, purple, red, dry

Nouns: traveler, nomad, woman, person, rocks, desert, road, route, hat

Verbs: wandering, exploring, walking

Concepts: journey, freedom, time off, wanderlust, leisure, landscape, scenery, travel, solo

Location: United States, America, American state, United States of America, Death Valley, Utah

As a successful photographer you must 'feel' and get into the head of a buyer when shooting, selecting, and keywording your photos. Taking great shots is only the first step. Choosing correct and precise keywords for your photos will drastically increase their visibility. And sales!

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Photo credit: Gitte Kama (https://www.snapwi.re/photo/detail/574bf5d8572d110f2b0d3d60)

Make money from Instagram!

Did you upload a picture yesterday on Instagram?

Did you upload an artistic photo lately on Instagram?

Well if you did then you know you are already earning cash from that photo right?

No?

All you've got to do is take photos with your Instagram and you can get paid for every photo you add on your account. Sounds amazing?

There are a hungry crowd that asks for beautiful instagram photos to buy so dont miss the chance to make money just by using your instagram account.

If you didn't upload one yesterday, I bet you're regretting that now, huh?

Click below to check it out:

www.instaprofitgram.com

Trick Photography and Special Effects

This is cool stuff and it works. 

There's sooooo... much you can do with your next shoot and even apply to your existing photos here.

**You can truly amaze people with this! Wait until you see the stuff he uses as samples I'm still reeling from it....

I'm surprised it's so cheap given they also provide a bunch of good extra free stuff I've tried to describe below:

In addition to the (190 page) Trick Photography and Special Effects e-book, you get four additional bonus miniature e-books, at no extra charge:

Core Photography Fundamentals - This e-book goes over the basics concepts like aperture, depth of field and bokeh, shutter speed, ISO, focusing, white balance, how to get the sharpest photo possible, various accessories you can get for your camera, etc.

Introduction to External Flash Photography - Using an off-camera flash can be very useful when photographing people (as you know). This e-book tells you about the most popular techniques and suggests useful equipment needed to get started right away.

How To Make Money with Photography - Learn how to get your photos accepted into stock photography agencies and how to sell photos as fine art prints. (if you learn just one thing you're ahead right?)

Filters for Lenses and Plug-ins for Photoshop - This e-book reviews the effects filters and Photoshop plug-ins so you'll know how to create fun and 'trippy' effects. 

I think I was getting a little serious with photography of late so I'm pleased I found this ... it has given me ideas I hadn't considered earlier ...probably will you too!

This link explains it better than I can plus you cansee the sample photos

...have fun with this one,

Krister

PS. Let me know of any good trick or special effects shots you do.

PPS. If you look around the site carefully there's a cool little pdf you can download for free too (it's worth downloading)