December 28th, 2009 by Rasmus | No Comments
I often have plans that don’t pan out, or that I end up not sticking to for one reason or another, but every now and then one of them will work out better than imagined. My plan for 2009 was to put microstock photography aside and try to shed the rule-set of that particular genre. [...]
August 15th, 2009 by Rasmus | 2 Comments
I am a man of many projects. As discussed before, I fully plan for most of my projects to either fizzle out or downright fail. One in ten is my personal success ratio, but instead of talking about the projects I have let go or failed on, I want to talk about what is going [...]
February 25th, 2009 by Rasmus | 4 Comments
I’m sitting at a coffee shop in Seattle, watching the rain fall heavily outside. I’m waiting for something, but it’s not inspiration. That’s already there. It’s focus, I seek. The ability to hone in on that one important thing and go for it, grinding away until it’s done. Until I have a product of some [...]
November 11th, 2008 by Rasmus | 9 Comments
I’ve been heavily involved with microstock for several years now, and before I say anything else, let me make one thing clear: It’s been an awesome, life-altering experience that I wouldn’t trade for anything in the world. Look at it: I’ve said goodbye to 9-5 working, I’ve met a wonderful woman and started a new [...]
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, [...]
June 22nd, 2007 by Rasmus | 14 Comments
As I write these words, I am getting close to getting my ”diamond canister” on iStockphoto. That is exciting news. It means that I have reached the ultimate goal there, which also happens to include the highest royalty pay-out, and sold more than 25.000 photographs. And not only that but, right next to my name, [...]