business of photography
Do I Need an LLC for My Photography Business? Here’s What to Consider
Starting a photography business involves more than buying a camera and finding your first clients. At some point, many photographers begin asking the same question:…
Where to Sell Photography Prints? These Are Your Best Options
The best places to sell photography prints are: your own website, print-on-demand marketplaces like Fine Art America and Society6, Etsy, dedicated photography platforms like SmugMug,…
Where to Sell Photos Online? Start Here
If you’re wondering where to sell photos online, there are three main ways: through stock agencies, on your own portfolio platforms, or even on marketplaces…
Tips for Starting a Photography Business
Most tips for starting a photography business tell you the steps. That’s undoubtedly useful, but in this article, we’d like to offer something more. We…
How Can I Sell My Photography?
You can sell your photography in three main ways: selling prints (through your own store, print-on-demand, Etsy, or galleries), licensing images through stock agencies, or…
Can You Sell Photography on Etsy?
If you want to sell your photography other than on stock websites, you can sell photography on Etsy. The platform allows both physical prints and…
How to Start a Photography Business
To start a photography business, the short answer would be: pick a niche, build a portfolio, sort the legal basics (register your business and handle…
How Can Photographers Make Money? Here Are Some Guidelines
Photographers make money in two broad ways: selling a service (client work like weddings, portraits, events, and commercial shoots) or selling a product (prints, stock…
How to Handle Difficult Clients and Set Boundaries While Staying Professional
Handling difficult photography clients is, unfortunately, something most photographers learn the hard way. A client pushes for extra edits at no charge, someone texts at…
The ‘Monthly Content Retainer’ Offer: How Photographers Can Sell Subscriptions (Without Feeling Salesy)
If you’re looking to upgrade your photography business and move away from the feast-famine cycle, then you could consider introducing monthly subscriptions or retainer packages….






































