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great question. from my experience, if you make money from these subjects, you should research and call them to see if it's ok. Here is a great article: help.unsplash.com/en/articles/6604673-when-do-i-need-to-get-a-property-release

@@photobizmethod thank you so much 🙏🌠

@@WondersofHimalayas you're welcome :)

thank you so much! What's your favorite subject to photograph?

I'm so happy you found me. I LOVE stacking. Hahaha. I noticed you and I are connected to Instagram, so I'm going to message you there :-)

Thank you so much! What macro shoot are you planning ;)

Yep, that's the only way to get a true 1:1 ratio. Meaning that your subject is the exact size on your camera. Too much fun Macro shooting; it's a new world. What's your favorite subject to photograph? I'd love to know.

Thanks! :)

Thank you for commenting... I wonder how I missed this comment. My grandfather's family is German. Schmitter... they came to the US in the 1900's I can't remember the location they were from :(

@@photobizmethod hey, no problem. Thanks for reply 🙂 Oh really? Cool. But I think the majority of Americans have German ancestors of some sort. 🙂

@@DominikKristen My Great Grandpa and Grandma are from Germany :)

@@photobizmethod Oh that's nice. So I don't think that you can speak just a little german? :)

Thanks so much! I don't have this any longer, BUT if you sign up for my email list, you'll get tons of information for photographers who want to build a profit from their work...start here: bit.ly/3uo5SLW

yes, for sure so your client is actually the stop photography companies. do the three steps and focus on these types of companies see what they need and provide that for them they will push your images to the top of their websites so you can make higher income with them and they’ll actually start connecting with you asking for more work if you’re hitting the Mark for them. what is your favorite subject to photograph?

@@photobizmethod wildlife and travell

Hi Michal, thanks for the comment. I'm glad you liked it :) Progress over perfection LOL

I'm glad you're still here... Licensing and sales are 2 different videos ;) Are you debating on licensing your work? Or do you need help to have a conversation with your clients or potential clients (sales)? :-)

@@photobizmethod I’ve looked into licensing before but didn’t pursue it because I was holding out for gallery work but at this point I just want to make my money back in any manner I can.

@@stevenwaynephoto gotcha, in order to make money you have to know your client. Who are you selling to? What do they want? Do you know these questions? Let me know. Thanks!

@@photobizmethod Southern Magazine contacted me once for a lake I photographed but immediately told me they were no longer interested when I didn’t know how much to charge to license it. I’ve photographed a lot of lakes, swamps, rivers and creeks here in the south some of the best images I’ve never released. I’ve also got a ton of images that I’ve never released of Disney World and Universal Studios. I’ve also got a ton of abstract images I’ve never released that would be great as screen saver art or background images. Street photography too. I’ve jumped from one style of photography to another.

@@stevenwaynephoto I'm in the middle of writing out a Sales video for you, since you asked for it ;)

Cyber hugs!! I love your passion and, of course, what you express to the world. Thank you for the nice comment Eugenie xo

I'm glad you liked the video :)

You're welcome!

Yay! Let me know which one you had the most fun with :D

Oh wow, that's totally different, but if that's your mission, I wish you the best. It's a bummer that there has been no success for 10 years. I wonder why?

@@photobizmethod Trading the stock market was my choice for a career before choosing photography. I chose photography because it has been my life’s passion to be a photographer. Warren Buffett is famous for being an extremely wealthy investor and saying invest in yourself follow your passion and you’ll become profitable. That’s why I chose photography. I’ve had some success in international competitions I’ve been in two group shows at a museum. I sold prints to a local interior decorator. But I’ve never come close to making the amount of money I’ve invested into photography. I figured after a couple museum shows one of the Six credible galleries within driving distance would want to do a show but no. Not a lot of galleries to choose from and the Galleries in this area ONLY do shows with more well known photographers. I told myself when I started photography it could take 10 years to get to where I want to be in the art world. I’ve given it over ten years I’m probably on the cusp of getting to where I want to be but life and my goals have changed.And I’m tired of investing into my dream job that may never happen. For the last year I’ve been investing my time, energy and money into what I should have done instead of choosing photography as a career and that’s do as Warren Buffet does and not listen to his it’s ok if you do what you love you’ll end up rich anyway comment. And that’s investing in a career where the probability of making large amounts of money if you stick through the learning curve is far greater than being an extremely wealthy artist. If my dad can make money in the stock market, I know I can. If I can teach myself photography and be included in two museum shows with professors and the other great photographers from the area in which I live. I can make it in the stock market. The main reason I asked you if you knew of way to get noticed by a gallery was to see if you could tell me anything I haven’t already read or tried. Thank you again for doing the video as you said you would. If you would like to see my work www.stevenwayne.org I’ll probably continue to keep this website going for as long as I live to hang on to that dream.

Right! He was amazing, and most people don't realize he was also an amazing businessman and he was a creative. What was your aha moment. Mine was his blurry work.

Sorry, this is so old... I forgot I had this lol!

It really depends on how I shoot the image. Sometimes, I shoot in the studio, and sometimes, I shoot outside. I use a variety of software ;) I have this playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLY7_qzjCvFjidS-r7g3WFC5IAuUNsHF2r and some others if you want to check out my post-processing?

great question. I love Zerene because it's better at connecting or stitching your work together, plus you can do more in this software, BUT if you're a beginner at stacking, it will take more time to learn.

I always believe a little more time in beginning learning is like investment with larger reward in the future.

@@bittertruth6175 right :). Me too!

I am, thanks for asking :). I'm now traveling the United States so my work is more in the outdoor environment but I'll get back into studio once I hit every state hahaha

I LOVE this question and plan to make a video for you because there are so many photographers who feel being in a gallery will make them money, but that's not the case. But it will give you exposure. I'll explain more in my video. I'd like to read your comment; if you don't want me to mention you, I won't; just let me know. For now, I feel this is a good start to marketing yourself, but of course, I would binge my business playlist, lol! ruclips.net/video/nZR8SL3CzhI/видео.html If you have questions feel free to ask :)

@@photobizmethod Thank you. I look forward to seeing the video you make. You may mention me and my comment both here and on X. I have nothing to lose. I’m literally at a point of giving up on photography. I will also continue to watch your other videos as well.

@@stevenwaynephoto Oh no don't give up, please. If you have time watch this and ask questions. www.photobizmethod.com/replay-photos-from-passion-to-profit

@@photobizmethod I’ve already put my photography on the back burner it’s been there for a few years now. I mainly do it for fun now but with the skills and mindset of a professional photographer. I keep my website running and upload to it occasionally because I do have an audience even though they don’t reach out to purchase. I’m currently studying the art of trading the stock market. The career path I probably should have taken instead of photography. When I make money in the market and I have the money to take your course I’ll reach out to you. For now I would be waisting both our time taking your course, I’m just not as thrilled about photography after years of running into walls with that career path. But I will continue to watch your videos and I appreciate your willingness to help. Thank you.

@@stevenwaynephoto no worries on my course, that's why I do RUclips. I'm going to make that video for you. It takes me a couple weeks to make a video but you'll see it since you've signed up for my emails :)

Yay! What's your favorite flower :)

I'm glad you liked them. If you have questions feel free to ask ;)

I have seen many artists stop making work for many reasons, mostly because they had physical problems, but with that, I'm glad they made what they love and sold what they wanted to the people who truly loved their work. It's a great feeling for both... Thanks for your comment I really do love to connect with others who appreciate creatives and create themselves :)

Yay! I'm excited for your website... have you seen this video? ruclips.net/video/FlLu44HdrW4/видео.html

@@photobizmethod How did I miss that video. I will be watching it today. Thank you Janice. You are awesome.

@@boristahmasian9604 awww you''re welcome, I'm glad I can help :)

Did you know that he did commercial/product work? He did nudes and fashion? That with the possible exception of Eugene Smith he was the most technically innovative printer ever? Does anyone remember the "Zone System' of print making. It works. It is complicated, tedious, and time consuming but if you are in a darkroom and need that perfect 11x14 or 20x24 that shows your audience exactly how you wanted the image to to look to the rest of the world, this is it.

@@artfrontgalleries1818 yep I knew :). I'm a product of the film world and had to learn digital, lol. One of my professors was taught by the f64 club so he drilled us on the zone when we were in the darkroom. It was a challenge and fun. I still remember us making dodge and burn tools...nothing fancy at all but they worked with torn paper and wires hehehe I have to say that I do miss those time but I am having fun with digital too.

Don't be embarrassed. I had the same problem. Go to the preferences in Helicon and look for the export area. You can tell the program where you want the stack to go after it's put the image all together. My question to you is... Did you use something like Lightroom to push to Helicon to merge your images together or did you do everything in Helicon?

Dear Janice, Thank you so much for replying to me. I only used Helicon. I will go into preferences and see if I can find the export area. I am so excited to try some macro photos as the flowers are starting to bloom. Again thank you very much and have a great day!

@@mikeandtina59 It's a fun world :)

Hi Kathy, Sorry I missed this... I'm glad you like the tip :)

Yay! I'm so happy you watched this... Light is so much fun when you know how to play with it :)

This is in spanish, sorry I don't understand?

Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked the video :) Yep, I LOVE macro photographing hahaha

check this video out, hopefully it will help you ruclips.net/video/-3p-YV3Tb_Y/видео.html. Let me know :)

Thank you so much I appreciate your comment :)

@@photobizmethod Welcome Janice ! But do you see that your content quality is not getting good views even though it is good. Here are the SEO related issues. Tell me what your plan is and I will help you

Yay! I'm so happy to read your comment :) You're welcome for the video, and thank you for the comment. If you need help ask and I may just make a video for you :)

@@photobizmethod Thank you Janice. I am a follower and a big fan of your videos and the content you share. Thank you. I will let you know how I am doing as we go forward.

@@boristahmasian9604 awwww you just made my day! Thank you :)

I'm sorry I no longer have this. If your interested in business check this out www.photobizmethod.com/ let me know if you have any questions :)

@@photobizmethod thank you ✨❣️

@@merry.BB_photographer You're welcome :)

Also, I do have a Facebook group if you're interested, or check out the videos here. facebook.com/groups/marketingforfineartphotographers