Developing Multiple Streams of Photographic Income
March 17th, 2009
Fisherman off the southern coast of Lombok, Indonesia. Making a living in photography is hard. There is a big difference between an occasional sale, and actually making enough money to live—to pay your mortgage, health insurance (since you are self employed), business expenses, and all your other daily expenses. Depending on your living standards, you may need $50,000 or $100,000 or more in net income to maintain the living standard you want. That’s a lot of photos. Yet this site is about
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