PhotoPlus : The Canon Magazine

Shooting for stock

While stock photography takes a fair amount of time to set up it can be very lucrative for photographers, as it can just tick along making money in the background, which enables you to get back out shooting your next project.

It’s very rare for a stock library to be the primary source of income for a professional photographer, but they can still be a valuable addition to your overall income, especially if you’re doing workshops and selling prints at the same time.

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