Whether you’re new to photography, or have been a professional for years, chances are you are out looking for new things to try and ways to make money. Luckily there are resources out there that can make your job of selling your photography a whole lot easier. Even if you’re new with just a few images to share, these resources can have you up and looking life a professional in no time.
Have more resources to recommend? Please list them in the comments. Thanks.
RedBubble gives you the opportunity to set up your own gallery, start sharing in their vast community, set your own prices for everything from wall art to t-shirts, and create a unique business based around your photography.
Zazzle is one of the largest online players for creating customized art.
One of the original online gift creation sites, CafePress does a great job with allowing you to create and market your own designs.
A division of CafePress, this site is geared towards photographers, and can help you sell framed images as well as individual prints.
DeviantArt is a popular community for photographers and artists.
A great place to set up your online gallery and promote your photography.
NobullArt
A place for fine art photographers to create a gallery and share their artwork with others.
A place to sell you handmade crafts. This site is a bit more arts and crafts, but with the right photography would be a perfect fit for some photographers.
Put together your gallery, add your pricing, and start selling your photography.
Create a variety of products with your photography. Also has a new mobile version, which could be fun to play around with.
So, with all these sites out there, is there really a possibility of using one to create a full time income? Definitely. I have a friend who makes her house payment, car payment, and expenses each month selling her designs through CafePress. It’s possible. You just have to get out there and create it.
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