Making images that appeal to collectors and photographic prints that sell well is the goal of many nature photographers to share their craft, earn an income and get a return on investment for the gear, time and travel that this passion requires. Yet for the vast majority of photographers, even the most impactful, contest-winning types of images often sit unsold when they are mounted and offered for sale. Why are many of the very best images out there unsellable—especially when photographers frequently hear fans say their images are good enough to be sold? High-key techniques can be a good choice for prints that sell to interior designers and collectors. To make this photograph of a bison, I was positioned low to the ground and composed the shot so that nothing but the foreground and the lake reflecting the gray skies was in the frame. The image was 2.3 stops […]
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