There are subject cycles - barns and storms come to mind. There are also
local cycles - antique nautical details and light houses sell pretty
well here during the winter.
The best way to get people to buy is to give them a story with the
picture. Don't lie but get a good story. Tailor it for different
customers. Women, men, photographers, and so on. The story makes the
picture "worth" more and personal. Talk to the people and make them feel
part of the art.
Michael
On 5/27/2011 12:48 PM, frankie wrote:
> Thanks Michael and Hellashot for responding.
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> As a 'newbie' I was just trying to get an idea before I take the plunge into the market of art shows.
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> I have so many different subjects I was just trying to get an idea and not make a giant new-guy mistake (like: "oh boy, that there is yet another guy selling a picture of the sun, how lame..."). Trying to narrow down my focus.
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> I agree, if you have something unique and creative, it will sell.
>
> thanks for the advice :)
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> -f
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