
This week I had a chance to shoot at a fantastic event – the 2012 Australian Open. I did not have a press pass so the idea was to grab “found stock” photos – events, practices, on-site stock imagery.
Can you still make passive income in microstock in 2012? Statistics say you can still make money in microstock photography.
Today will be my second shoot of 2012 already. Last year it took me until May to get through a few shoots so this feels good! Tonight I’ll be shooting a salad and steak. Healthy, happy … that’s my motivation for 2012!
Last year wasn’t about shooting or not shooting, though. I shot. I need to get to the next few stages as well. I’m still using Cushystock to push images and ProstockMaster for prep. I will have to see if I continue those things or
This is some raw SEO data – I’m going to analyze it in another post but here’s what I have so far from four major agencies. I am actually quite shocked by a few of these.
As I reflect on the past year and the next year to come, I can’t help but think about what a difference the last year has made. A year ago I was lost. THAT is the root of my struggle – both in life and microstock.
NiltoMil will be mostly un-monitored from now through November 20th as I move from Maine to Melbourne, Australia.
Earnings for August suck. Is that clear enough a message? This month SUCKS. I hope it’s just me so the rest of you are doing fine but I’m doing AWFUL. I’m glad I’m not submitting right now because if I were doing this badly I’d be really frustrated. This month’s sales typically suck but this month SUCKS. I bet I don’t do $500. Ouch!
I receive a lot of press releases in my email and don’t get a chance to reply to or post all of them but this is an interesting release if you care about your rights. What do you think of the new tool?
I haven’t been uploading but my microstock earnings were actually good for July. Total earnings were … $962.55, with Shutterstock and Alamy pushing me forward as always…
Steve is a photographer I met through his blog a couple months ago while reading about Photocase. I read his microstock book, Getting Started in Stock, and thought he’d be a great first photographer feature.