Learn How To Turn Your Digital Photos Into Cash

The most important tool for this digital photo business is of course the digital camera. The quality of the images is down to the mega pixel capacity of the camera and if you want to avoid your photos being rejected by the stock photography sites, you will need at least a 5 mega pixel digital camera, and make sure it is set to the maximum resolution possible.

Never submit more than 50 photos at a time and be careful not to upload the same photo twice, as this will also lead to possible photo rejection and even to account closure. To avoid this happening, don't change the file name as your PC will point out any duplicates, and then when you are have a batch to upload change the file names accordingly. Windows has built in software for multiple file name changes, so it is just a question of a few clicks and won't be a time wasting exercise.

Keywords is basically the second most important factor after qualtiy, so a bit of research will certainly help increase your photo sales. Try using the Google Keyword Tool found here:- https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal#

You can also have a look at similar photos on Google Images, just to see what Keywords the front page images are using, but don't over do it or you will be seen as a spammer. Use between 6 and 10 keywords to get optimum results and this way your photos won't be rejected.

So as I said quality is the main determinating factor to avoid Photo rejection, so make sure that the images are not out of focus, and that the light balance is even. Also your photos may be too large in size, especially if you aiming at optimum quality, so my suggestion would be to use either Adobe Elements or Adobe Photoshop to reduce the sizing, as with this software the quality will not be affected. If you need to make an image larger, don't go over 5% as the quality will be reduced significantly.

Finally don't submit any image that has previously been rejected. It's better to take that shot again, but this time paying attention to the above guidelines, as this way your photos will hardly ever be rejected and your photos will make you a lot more money. Click here and learn how you can make an extra $200 to $5000 selling digital photos online….

How To Sell Your Digital Photos Online.

With the ever increasing demand for digital images the opportunities to sell your digital photographs online are endless. There is a very high demand for every day photographs of children at play. There is a good demand for photographs of people in their work place. Vacation photos sell very well. Insurance photos for damage claims of vehicles and homes are less expensive for an insurance company than sending out claims adjusters. Not to mention photographs of animals, pictorial landscapes, seascapes, and just about anything of human interest. The market is enormous.



You don't need to be a creative artist to make money selling stock photos or documentary photos of a damaged vehicle or house for an insurance claim. There are also opportunities to make some very good money for any type of news worthy photograph. In fact, if you know how and where to send a news worthy photograph, you can make a very large amount of money for the reprint rites to a single photograph. All you need is an internet connection and who to email your file to. If you can capture a series of photographs of a given event the income potential is even better. I have made more money from a single photograph than the average person makes in a year and I can help you do the same. The trick is to know how to sell your photos and where to sell them. The insider secrets are always the difference between success and failure. Now I'm not saying you can become an over night success, but I will tell you that after 30 successful years as a Professional Photographer, I can definitly give you some valuable pointers that will get you started in the right direction.


Does the idea of making money selling your digital photographs excite you? I can show you how. Would you like to learn how to be a better photographer. Great, I will share some valuable information and save you a lot of time and effort... All you need is a little desire an some proper guidance. You can get all the information you will need to get started today by visiting us at... The Photography Lesson Center . Whether you are just looking to improve your skills or you are interested photography as a career, we help you accomplish your goals.



Till next time, All the best... Terry

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions.

Where do I sell my photos?
Finding websites and people willing to pay you money for your photos is difficult if you don't have the right contact information and system to sell your photos. We understand how this whole system works and how you can make money every month.

What will I actually be doing if I choose to sell photos online?
Well, all you'll be doing is submitting the photos you take to specific websites where other people will buy them.

Who would pay for my photos?
There are thousands of different businesses and advertising agencies looking for images to use every day. They would prefer purchasing the rights to use your photographs rather than hiring a professional photographer who will charge hundreds of dollars or more to create a single image.

Are there any strings attached?
None. You'll just submit your photos and make money (the good thing is you can still get paid for photos you may have submitted months or even years ago.

What camera will I need?
When I first started I used a 35mm camera. Today any digital camera with 5 or more mega pixels will create a saleable image. You can even use a point and shoot digital to get started. Some of the better point and shoot digital cameras are over 10 mega pixels.

Do I have to live in the US to get paid?
Not at all. One thing I enjoy about this is being able to "work" from any where I go. All I need is access to an internet connection.

How much money will I make?
There are quite a few factors to take into consideration here. How much you make is determined by your commitment. You need to follow through with what you start and pay attention to what is selling. Once you find your niche, concentrate on that style of image or subject matter.

Where can I get more information?
For more information view our website @
The Photography Lesson Center