Awesome video again ! Sorry to hear about the bad weather . Keep up the good work !

Thank you for your honest and valuable comments. I appreciate your professionalism.

Wonderful video,definitely giving me thoughts for my next photography tutorial and photoshoot!👌

I understand what your saying about over-processing images. I tend to maybe editing my images more than you recommend, and I have told my self to be more careful. That said, things change. We have (or have had) a period where stock agencies ask for images which pop. Images with strong colors have been very popular, but trends changes quickly. My advise is to edit raw images carefully in a way they look good. If the trend is strong colors do that, and if the trend is soft colors do that. I think there is a lot of customers who want a finish image, and not necessarily an image that needs to be processed. But as I said, I agree with you that the images should leave some possibilities left for the buyer :) Another good video :) :)

very helpful thanks :)

Vladimir thank you so much for your honest review about the pictures! That pictures where some of the first that I had sent to the agencies and like you said they hardly get sold... in the last time a started to do more specific pictures for stock and hope that I’ll get some results :) Great tip about the over editing... I didn’t thought about that fact that the clients would have more “space” to work on my pictures... probably I still need some time to get more in a buyers mind instead of the artistic mind. Would be interesting to do a part two of this Q&A in a couple of months 👍 Enjoy finally the nice weather.

Bravo!

How to earn money from photography? It is important to understand stock photography business.

Totally agree with most of what you said Vladimir. Except, as you know, agencies don't sell images. They sell the rights to use images.

Bravissimo!!!

hi good day i'm @berrydavinci i love your youtube page but i'm in nigeria what a stock photography and how can i get money with it so i can buy for lens

Great info. Would you consider making a video about editing and what would be the right amount of processing? Or would that delve too far into your trade secrets? Haha

Thank you

Your suggestion is to not proccess any of the images? Cause I understand the point of kepping the raw material so agencies can edit your images as they want, but I think that editing photos also attracts other costummers that probably wouldn't have bought it, don't you think so? Please let me your point of view.