I think I know that no photographer that does it full time will give away his secrets. Most photographers I know that do photography full time do like weddings and portraits then teach on the side like start up a photography group through meetup.com. So there is several different ways to run a business. I think there are some things I got to have to be a successful in photography business smarts, creativity, skill. I tried to email aviation photographers to get some advice only heard back a couple of times. It would be cool to be like Bryan Peterson, Art Wolfe. But they also teach and write books. So I guess I will keep doing research and practice and try to pick tips along the way. Horror stories would not be bad to hear about. So I can learn from others mistakes. The book I am reading about Stock photography helps. But I know is not a sure thing.
Matt
--- In selling_stock_photography@yahoogroups.com, "Peter Forsberg" <peter@...> wrote:
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> How about a few stories about the failures and the way they explain them? I greatly enjoy reading these tales, like about the female who took out a loan to finance her stock ventures and ended up going back to live her parents.
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> Peter Forsberg
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> --- In selling_stock_photography@yahoogroups.com, "Brian Yarvin" <brian@> wrote:
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> >most people who enter the world of stock
> > photography get hammered without even knowing it. I'm stunned to hear some of the
> > theories they come up with to explain their failures.
> >
> >
> > Brian Yarvin
> > Author, Educator, Photographer
> > http://www.brianyarvin.com
> >
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