Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Pro Business Discussion => Topic started by: cottagehunter on October 15, 2013, 10:46:46 pm
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How many on here earn their cheque with photography specifically. How many make a large portion of their income giving workshops or taking people on photo tours?
Just interested.
Pierre
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100% of my income has come from photography since 1978 in various combinations of commercial architectural photography, fine art print sales and teaching photography at various universities.
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I make 100% of my income shooting corporate and e-commerce/catalog work and a little photo related consulting occasionally.
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Well to anyone who may be feeling slightly overawed at this stage of the thread I'll confess to photography now being just an addition to the writing.
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I've been 100 percent for 30 years...and my wife joined in 12 years ago.
Sometimes I still worry I'll need to get a real job someday :)
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100% what comes out of the camera.
I toy with the idea of starting up courses or helping out/teaching...then I don't have the spare time....
Cheers
Andrew
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Been at it 44 years. I earn 0% from photography.
I shoot what I love, but what I love is not what others will pay for.
I commend those that are able to make a good living with their cam.
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I earn 100% of my money from Photography. 98% from the sales of fine art landscape photography. Tim Wolcott
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Twenty-six years full time, ten as a freelance news photog, the last sixteen on staff at a small university. The steady paycheck is nice but I do sometimes miss the news business.
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About 85% from my photography. The other 15% is from consulting, which I am slowly phasing out over the next 2 or 3 months.
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Thanks to all for their comments.
I am with slackercruster however several of the (professional) photograpers I have encountered over the past few years have been busy selling their courses or trips so I was wondering if it is a dying profession. Glad to hear that there is still an opportunity out there.
Pierre