If you are deciding to get into the stock photography business, you will need a photography business plan, so your first step will be to create an attractive portfolio. An important part of a photography business is organizing your photos into easily accessible files on your computer, ideally limiting the file size to approximately 20 photos per file. Another important tip is to give each photo an easily recognizable name for quick access.

Quality is key in this business and I recommend you try to get the best shots you can since editing can sometimes reduce the quality of your photos and the end result of all your hard work might just be that they are rejected due to poor quality. To achieve the highest quality possible set your camera to an optimum resolution. Having the perfect lighting is also important and I recommend keeping the sunlight at your back when shooting outdoors and using flash indoors in order to produce better quality shots.

If your photos need cropping or other basic editing I personally recommend Adobe Elements or Photoshop as they wont diminish the quality of your photos. These programs are available for a free 30 day download from Adobe.com; however, before you start begin editing I recommend you take your time to learn the program and I have an excellent training resource, LearnElementsNow.com, that shows you some excellent editing techniques that will actually improve overall photo quality.

With digital technology we can take as many photographs as we want without processing costs so i recommend you take advantage of this and take as many photos as you need in order to get that perfect shot. Also, take your camera with you wherever you go as you never know when the perfect shot will cross your viewfinder.

Marketing your photos is best achieved through the various existing stock photography sites; be warned, however, in order to have your photos accepted you must pass a test before you can submit your photos. Here is where quality counts, making a good impression so you will not have wasted your time and resources on a failed venture.

When you have been accepted I recommend you only put up your very best work so that potential buyers don’t have to wade through sub par work to find the gems. Organize your work in such a way that purchasers can easily find what they are looking for and, hopefully they will return again and again to purchase your work. Finally, always submit your work in .jpg format as this is a universal format that is certain to be accepted by all sites.

If you are not accepted by a stock photography site don’t give up, there are a variety of other photo opportunities that will allow you to literally turn your photos into cash. This Photography Business Plan will be made perfectly clear in Dan Feildman’s free report that reveals how easy it is to start up an online stock photography business, and how to make money by just selling digital photos online.

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