One of the best ways to monetize nature and landscape photography is to sell it at regional art shows across the U.S. Entering these art shows can either leave a photographer wildly rich or bankrupt, and the difference between the two is not very large. Fortunately, there are actionable steps that can be taken in order to maximize your success in selling your work at art fairs & art shows.
This week on the podcast I had a great time speaking with Jay Rasmussen, a photographer from Minnesota. Jay is a retired college professor where he spent 30 years training other teachers. Jay is relatively new in the photography scene but has found wild success selling his work at art fairs. In this week's show, we talk about Jay's entrance into photography, how he arrived at selling his work so quickly, tips for other photographers looking to monetize their work, and some excellent discussion and practical insight relating to teaching photography.
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See the full show notes here.
Mattias Sjolund - Building Your Landscape Photography Business
Gary Crabbe - The Legacy of Galen Rowell in Landscape Photography
Ella & Knapp Hudson - Running a Successful Camera Club
Photo Cascadia Team - Celebrating Oregon Through Landscape Photography
Tara Workman - Finding Your Own Path in Landscape Photography as a Hobbyist
Jerry Monkman - Using Photography to Conserve Open Spaces
Juan Pablo de Miguel - Judging the Epson Pano Awards
Remembering Jack Curran
Ben Williamson - Photographing New England & Working for a Magazine
Michael Remke - The Intersection of Landscape Photography & Ecological Science
Eric Bennett - Conversations with Nature
George McCane - Healing Veterans Through Photography
Nicoli Alexander - How Photographers Can Collaborate With Interior Designers
Cole Thompson - Discovering Your Vision in Landscape Photography
Marc Muench - Lessons Learned from Teaching Landscape Photography
Jerad Armijo - Harnessing Landscape Photography to Manage Depression | Chromesthesia
Felix Inden - Balancing Full-Time Work with Part-Time Professional Landscape Photography
Brie Stockwell - Setting Goals to Improve your Landscape Photography
David Brookover - Using Landscape Photography to Understand Culture
Elisabeth Brentano - Wanderlust in the American West
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