August 4th, 2008 by Rasmus | No Comments
This post isn’t directly photography related, although the general message applies to all forms of creative work. My friend Lee and I did an experiment last year, which turned out to be a success. I’d like to share the experience with you.
It starts with a statement: Competing on a small, friendly scale is an easy [...]
February 20th, 2008 by Rasmus | 1 Comment
Let me start by apologizing for the recent lack of updates here. Most of my blogging about photography has been on the zoom-in blog, but more importantly, I have been working on getting the second draft of my novel finished, podcasting, music and a whole slew of projects (including making a board game). So, yeah, [...]
October 1st, 2007 by Rasmus | 2 Comments
Building a portfolio of stock photography is a daunting task. Many new photographers ask where to begin, so here is a short list of photo sessions you can use. I have tried to keep them generic enough, that you have room to interpret each one in your own way.
When shooting these, try to get 200 [...]
July 3rd, 2007 by Rasmus | 4 Comments
If you’re thinking about going into stock photography, you probably have a lot of questions. Am I good enough? What does it take to sell my photos? Will I be able to compete with the thousands of other photographers out there? The good news is that with microstock, there is room for you to learn [...]
