28 Ways You Can Make Money with Your Photography Photos (5 min read)

Are you a new photographer or struggling to make a living with your career…? Here are 28 ways to help turn you around!

1. Take pictures at local events and sell them online

What parent doesn’t love pictures of their kids playing in t-ball games? Offer more than a cellphone snapshot, and you’ll likely have quite a few people wanting to buy your shots online. From games to fairs and festivals, there’s a lot of options, you’ll just need to do the groundwork. Upload your images to a website like Pixieset.com and they’ll take care of the printing and shipping for you.

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Scenes of the World (1 min read)

Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Isaac Barber

Founder & Owner of: Websit

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Food & Drink, Healthy Livng and Lifestyle Writer

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Amit Kamble Photography Captured this BEAUTIFUL timelapse from atop Mount Maunganui in Tauranga, New Zealand. Tell us what you think?

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Article Credits: Isaac Barber

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor

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Tips to Upgrade Your Photography (1 min read)

Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Garima Bhaskar

Founder & Owner of: Garima Writes

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Family & Life, Photography, Stories and Technology Writer

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1. Know your subject

Don’t just see a beautiful scene and capture it. Analyse it first, decide your perspective. Don’t click the picture from the view point where people normally see. Think out of the box, get down on your knees, get in the mud, crawl between the bushes to get the best shot possible.

5 Tips to Take a Great Landscape Photography (2 min read)

Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Agrandaiz Harahap

Founder & Owner of: Agrandaiz Photography

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor and Photography Writer

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1. Do your Research

Sometimes you think you can find a great shot on the spot. It’s true. But we can’t always do that. That’s why we must do some research on the place you want to photograph. Find the location on google map, the location, how its looks like, and so on. Or you can photos from another photographer who have been there.

Quickie Photography Tip Creating Your Own Subject Matter (1 min read)

Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Melissa Fague

Founder & Owner of: Pi Photography and Fine Art

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Art and Photography Writer

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Subject matter is more than just the physical content that will be appearing in your photograph. It is also a mood, timing, context, and juxtaposition. The first thing I try to do is ask myself why am I taking this picture?

5 Street Photography Tips for Difficult Conditions (2 min read)

Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member:  Patrick Mckernan

Founder and Owner of:  Rebel Optics Photography

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor and Photography Writer

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Street photography can be challenging even in good conditions.  As a West Coast-based Canadian Photographer I deal with some of the darkest and wettest conditions encountered by anyone. 

13 Amazing Places You Can Get Free Stock Photos! (3 min read)

1. Unsplash

Did you know Unsplash adds 10 new royalty-free photos every 10 days and they’re almost always of breathtakingly attractive beautiful landscapes. Just scroll to the bottom of its home page!

5 Tips to Stay Motivated as a Photographer (3 min read)

Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Ed Fetahovic

Founder & Owner of: Monochrome View

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Art and Photography Writer

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If you’ve noticed these days that being a photographer is hard work, you’re not the only one. These days you’re not just a photographer, you also have to be a social media expert, you need to find effective and smart ways of getting your work seen (so technically you need to be an experienced PR) you need to be commerce savvy if you want to make it a source of income and worst of all, the competition to get noticed is ridiculously high which means there’s a lot of hard work involved in achieving all of the above.