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22 responses to “Make $3,000.00 THIS MONTH with PHOTOGRAPHY!”
Doesn’t Peter look like “Jesus” ?? With his hairstyle
why do people need corporate headshots?
This is so inspirational. Love your work man, keep killin it!
The stopper is, "get a studio."
sell and earn from your photo
You work online as freelancer
Grab your camera and get started
(welcome to my channel to know more)
Am I the only one that thinks 100$ for a headshot is crazy? Maybe I'm understanding it wrong but isn't that like 100$ for a single picture?
How do you do taxes ?
Hey Peter, what's that microphone you guys are using in these videos..
Could i please ask, what site can i use to sell photo that distributes to several at one time ? I would be very grateful for some guidance.
Peter: "THIS MONTH" I would be watching this on the first lol nice
First time seeing this video! I am going to start and come back later on to this section!
Step 1: Be GOOD AT TAKING PICTURES
1:41 2020
The captioning heard your voice as "Peter Be Kidding" hahaha. Looking forward to hearing your tips
This video’s content: 10. Lighting: 10. Audio: 10. Video Quality: 10. Informative and entertaining.
this video is awesome! thank you
I will try your suggestions to find out how much I can earn in a month this way.
I've been using my ipad for pictures. What is the cheapest way of getting a nice camera with optimal professional quality.
Really great video. Well done on top of great suggestions.
ok… I have been studying and watching both of your photography accounts and what can I say….. I want to just take pictures all day! I did a photo class in 1988… black room and all. Now, things are totally different. If I were to take pictures for a coffee shop…. how do you give them back to the client? RAW, JPEG, PNG,etc? I am a bit technologically challenged (age) and the other question I have, any suggestions for a simpler photoshop application other than Adobe Photoshop? I want to start from the basics of manipulating photos. Love photography since college, fell in love with what the camera can do and what it captures. Thanks for your time and looking forward to doing something with this super creative area.
10 years ago I used to earn a regular $2,000 a month from stock photography. I still licence photos every week, but the over-saturation of the market and the digital disruption of micro-stock agencies has seen that income dwindle by 90%. I joined an agency 20 years ago that had a library of less than 1 million photos. They now have over 200 million. Prices have dwindled accordingly. A decade ago, I made my highest ever stock sale: $9,200 for a one month licence for multiple use including billboard. Sales like that are unheard of these days. Back then my average licence would return about $140. Today that number is $22. Four months ago The Guardian (the UK based international news publication) licensed one of my photos from an agent. They paid $5. My share after commission $2.50. Realistically stock photography is no longer a viable option. It's really not worth the time and effort.
Another thing to bear in mind in relation to all this optimistic advice, is that no matter which way you cut it, your operating costs (overheads) are going to absorb 50% of whatever you ask/charge. If you don't believe me, ask an accountant.
100$ a portrait (dentist stuff)
Me: you guys are getting paid?
I thought at first it was a hundred for the whole company