How to Monetize Photography: Get Paid To Do What You Love | Sapna Reddy |

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Landscape photographer Sapna Reddy teaches you how to get paid to do what you love: photography! Sapna is currently transitioning to photography as a career full time, so she understands the fear behind pursuing your passion! In this presentation, she not only teaches you the business side of making money from photography, but the mindset that will set you up for success!
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0:00 Intro
4:19 Find Purpose
10:05 Be Fearless
15:59 Find a Niche
19:45 Monetizing Photography
24:28 Business Plan
25:30 Website
28:50 Business Structure
32:48 Building Your Brand
37:12 Personal Growth
39:16 Networking
41:02 The Most Important Tip
43:26 Final Thoughts
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5 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 21

@BandH Год назад

What are your questions about monetizing your passion?

@JohnHPettigrewFujishooter67 Год назад

I love photography and do it because i love it, But I would love to make some money from it, video has been an inspiration.

@donshields2379 Год назад

I am reading the book "Depths of Glory" by Irving Stone. Your passion seems to run parallel to Camille Pissarro. Just a painter trying to capture the perfect scene. When you talked about the worker whistling while making a living made the connection for me.

@AnandaGarden Год назад

Tremendous. Sapna puts first things first. So enjoyable!

@WesKnows Год назад

Thank you for a great presentation! Great content and just what I needed at my beginner-photographer level👍😊

@LouisaLee63 Год назад

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. You’ve given me lots to think about.

@jehanw543 Год назад

Loved the presentation

@krieseljoris Год назад

Great. Very inspirational. Thanks.

@rosssayer6524 Год назад

Thank you Sapna, you are a very inspirational speaker. Love your work and thanks for the tip on setting a goal to learn one thing a week. Good luck with your goal at becoming a full time photographer, I have little doubt that you will succeed.

@SapnaReddyphotography Год назад

Thank you. When the journey is the reward life is good. 😊

@afk21117 Год назад

Wonderful presentation. Thanks Sapna for sharing your insights.

@SapnaReddyphotography Год назад

Thank you.

@FilNenna Год назад

Really enjoyed this presentation! When it comes to sponsorships, Sapna seems to have luck with a passive approach. Do you have any recommendations for actively seeking out partnerships?

@mawavoy Год назад

Excellent presentation! Thank you and B&H!

@SapnaReddyphotography Год назад

Unfortunately the brands get so many enquiries on So Me platforms and via email that these tend to be ignored. Actively posting/tagging the product seems to work better.

@asheeshkchopra 7 месяцев назад

Wonderful presentation! Thanks Sapna …you inspired me!

@BandH 7 месяцев назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@AlanBerry Год назад

Mid -journey and other AI platforms laugh at the notion of a good paying career in photography in the next 5-10 years.

@SapnaReddyphotography Год назад

For anyone who has experienced the thrill of adventure in the wilderness, substituting that with just editing indoors would not be a good option. Yes, AI will have an impact on image generation but we will continue to do what we love to do. Why do people climb mountains when they could just fly over them and take in the view? My clients tend to enjoy the journey of acquisition of the image even more than the image itself.

@xddddddize Год назад

I think AI would be just an instrument, not the end result, just like the camera is not the photo itself. I think that we as photographers are called to convey a message through photos as a proof of experiences we had and not just creating something beautiful. For the moment I see AI just like something to create beautiful art unlinked to any experience