Things You'll Need:
- Good quality digital camera of at least 4M Pixels
- Photo editing software
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Step 1
Waves off HawaiiBrowse through your photo collection and identify sharp, well exposed landscape or nature photographs. Look for ones that do not have visible people or private buildings to avoid copyright issues. The one above is an ideal example.
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Step 2
Carefully examine and perhaps reprocess the image to get the white balance correct, good exposure and details in the shadows. Don't have blown-out highlights. Check for noise - tiny speckles of color - and remove if necessary with your editing software.
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Step 3
Save the file as a JPEG at maximum quality - this is important to avoid compression artifacts.
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Step 4
Join a stock photography site. The ones that are easiest for beginners are Dreamstime and BigStockPhoto. Once you have developed a portfolio of good quality images, you can try Fotolia and Shutterstock - the latter is the best earner for most photographers. Upload your photographs and don't be disheartened if the first few are rejected!
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Step 5
Foreclosure SignOnce you have learned what works and what doesn't, try taking photographs specifically for sale. This one, for instance, is in big demand at the moment! Good luck.











Comments
eac913 said
on 9/28/2009 Thanks for the information. Have you tried this? 5*
eac913 said
on 9/28/2009 Thanks for the information. Have you tried this? 5*
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