How to earn up to $32,500 on a single project
as a photographer in just one month?
We make you a promise that we will show you how it can be done!
Some time ago, we grabbed coffee with our friend Greg, a seasoned photographer with years of experience and an impressive portfolio.
Before we even finished our cups, Greg popped a question.
"Do you guys still take pictures?"
"Of course," we replied. "Who doesn't these days? Everyone's got a camera in their pocket."
"That’s not what I meant," Greg was obviously driving at something else – "Do you take pictures for money? Do you have any gigs?"
"Greg, where’s this coming from?"
That’s when our friend started venting about the competition, low prices, poor market quality, increasing client demands, and price wars. He explained how it’s becoming harder to make a living. He has to offer his services for less and deliver more.
"It’s hard to beat endless competition," Greg continued his confessions "and then there's dealing with picky clients and ever-increasing costs of doing this job. Today, there are hundreds of contenders for just one assignment. How can you make money? How can you stand out?"
Does this story sound familiar?
We will answer the questions Greg asked us. The questions you are asking yourself.
The questions you SHOULD be asking.
By the time you finish reading what we’re eager to share with you, we wholeheartedly believe you’ll be thankful you ended up here.
We're going to be brutally honest with you. You're in business, and we're in business. We're not here to sugarcoat reality or censor words that reveal the truth. What we say comes from two decades of experience and countless analyses. We’ve seen too much in the photography business and have been in it for too long to waste time on nonsense.
That’s why we promise you’ll only get the real deal from us.
Because we respect you.
Are you a photographer? Want to become one?
Looking for a way to earn a decent income in this industry?
Great
In the following section, you'll learn what to do if you find yourself in one of these situations:
Additionally, you'll learn:
You're a photographer. Yes?
We're going to ask a controversial question.
How is it that some earn huge money
while others scrape by?
What's the difference between someone who earns a thousand dollars by working two hundred hours and someone who earns the same amount by investing just one day of work?
You probably invested thousands of dollars in:
- Cameras
- Lenses
- A website
- Hosting
- Education
- Software
- Computer equipment
- Accessories
- Storage media
- Etc.
And then what?
Suddenly, it turns out everyone can be a "professional photographer." Just buy any camera, and you can add “photography” behind your name.
And you don’t even have to be good. You just need to be CHEAP.
Today, clients take photos with iPhones. Do you think another certificate or another lens with beautiful bokeh will impress them?
Their iPhones also "do beautiful bokeh," and a certificate is always less important than the price for the service.
These are the times we live in. You see it, right?
Sound familiar?
You have to agree with that.
It turns out, many camera models take photos that are really sufficient for clients. And are you aware that photo shoots done with iPhones or other high-end smartphones have become the norm?
Isn’t that frustrating? Maybe, maybe not, but it definitely makes it harder to run a business in this industry.
Just stay with us until the end
and you’ll learn how you can start on the fast track
to becoming an independent professional or expand your service portfolio
with a fantastic and profitable tool today.
Now is your chance.
You can expand your offer in the area of photography and join the growing elite of professionals. Those who pursue a different kind of photography.
We'll discuss this solution in more detail later.
This is a unique chance for you.
An opportunity that comes very rarely. And we believe you should take it. If you want to learn more (because maybe you don’t know us yet), definitely give yourself a chance and keep reading. It’s just a few minutes that could turn out to be the best investment you've made in years.
It's worth it!
And why are we so sure about this?
Let us explain.
First, some context and reasons behind the current situation in the industry, as well as forecasts.
In this part of our proposal, we will address and discuss the following issues:
Many experts and aware photographers predict
that this is the end of an era in the industry.
Are they right?
Yes! And we will prove it.
But is this the moment when most photographers will sell their equipment to buy bread?
Unfortunately, for many, yes!
Whether you like it or not, as a photographer, you’re facing significant changes.
And it's up to you whether you'll profit or lose.
You might be thinking:
- I need to educate myself more
- I need to invest more
- I need to stand out
Right! Yes, you're correct.
But that only makes sense if not everyone else is doing the same.
- Your competition takes courses.
- Your competition buys lenses and attachments.
- Your competition does marketing.
- Your competition advertises on portals.
- Your competition lowers prices.
- Your competition works harder and longer.
- And your competition advertises themselves right under the postings of potential clients. On queries where the responses often number in the thousands.
And to a potential client, you are just one among a throng of thousands of others.
Right?
Today, offering your services feels like casting for the latest Marvel superhero movie.
Thousands of candidates. Each one unique.
But there's only one role.
A touch of nostalgia
Did you know that once upon a time, the profession of a photographer guaranteed prestige, money, high professional standing, and expert status?
Maybe you remember this? Or have heard about it?
Did you know that this profession required years of learning? Years! And only a few managed to become experts. It was a hard and challenging profession for an elite group.
Well. These times are history. They're not coming back. Never!
Why?
For a very simple reason:
The photography market has undergone three powerful revolutions in the last few decades that turned a skilled craftsman into a producer of photos for mere cents.
The first photographic revolution
This was the wonderful and miraculous digital transformation. Countless hordes of amateurs suddenly gained unlimited access to tools that could produce an endless number of photos practically without cost.
If you've ever worked with slides or negatives, you know that each frame COST MONEY. The results were only visible AFTER the film and photos were developed.
That’s why back then, photography services HAD to be expensive. It was an EXPENSIVE service. And every photographer was an expert, a craftsman. And was respected.
Only a qualified expert would take on a commission because clients couldn’t afford mistakes.
Suddenly, within just a few years, anyone could append “PHOTOGRAPHY” to their name.
Those who didn’t adapt to the new reality ended up in the dustbin of history. Remember Kodak? Exactly. And that was a global giant in our industry.
The second photographic revolution
A camera in every pocket, that is, the era of smartphones and social media.
A marvelous change that turned everyone with a phone in their pocket into a photographer.
Today, the cameras in top smartphones take truly wonderful photos because, unlike the photographic sector, the phone industry develops dozens of times faster.
Those who did not adapt to these changes had to vanish from the industry and were doomed to oblivion.
The third photographic revolution
We are in the midst of it right now.
And you either use it to your advantage, or you'll share the fate of those millions of skilled professionals who refused to accept the fact that THE WORLD IS CHANGING, and every change should be seen not as a threat, but as an opportunity for success.
We’re talking about AI. Artificial Intelligence.
Today, AI applications can do in a few seconds what, just five years ago, required experts in photography, lighting, makeup, and set design.
A standard photo session required models, assistants, lighting technicians, etc.
Budgets were in the tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars.
And today? Anyone can generate a photo in a few seconds.
While sitting on the toilet!
It really doesn't matter if you're a professional, what your name is, what achievements and portfolio you have.
Do you know why?
BECAUSE THE CLIENT PAYS
And if a client has the option between a service that costs a lot of time, tedious preparations, and thousands of dollars, and on the other hand can choose an almost free result, they will ALMOST ALWAYS choose the latter.
But you'll say:
AI is not that accurate. It doesn't generate images as well as a photographer would.
Well. You are partly right, because how accurate the image generated depends on who is giving the command to the Artificial Intelligence.
That is: whether the image will be good or not depends not on the photographer, but on Prompter. The one who enters the commands.
And remember: AI learns millions of times faster than humans.
And people are also learning how to input the right prompts so that AI understands them.
So what if it’s artificially made?
Does it make any difference? What’s important is that it sells and is practically free.
Now do you understand?
It may be painful and infuriating for many of us, but that's the world.
That's what progress looks like.
So, use it to YOUR advantage, alright?
That's why it's worth doing something today to make yourself resistant
to the impact of Artificial Antelligence in your business.
What are the consequences of these revolutions for the industry?
Each of these three revolutions made photography services:
COMMON
MASS-MARKET
CHEAPER
Each time, clients became
- more demanding,
- had higher expectations,
- and bargained harder.
You probably know this from your daily work, right?
You don't believe it?
Post an ad on any platform that you're looking for a photographer.
You'll see for yourself that hundreds or thousands of those who take photos will respond.
Each one of them is a professional. Each one of them is unique. Every second one cheaper than the previous.
A real bidding war and casting for the cheapest.
The number of photographers
has increased thousands of times
in the last fifteen years.
And so has the competition and the decrease in earnings.
Summing up this section
Today, every photographer (but also graphic designers and video creators) must deal with the outcomes of three transformations:
1
The transition of photography into the digital age
2
Universal access to cameras in every smartphone
3
The currently evolving era of Artificial Intelligence
Let us ask you something
These will be bold and honest questions, but answer them to yourself.
Will you deny it? Fight against it? Pretend it doesn’t exist? That it’s not happening?
Or
you’d like to hear us out and learn what you can do about it?
As a photographer, you know the market is saturated with countless individuals who've dubbed themselves “professionals”, but offer their services cheaply, work up a sweat, and don’t earn as much as they’d like to.
That is - they didn’t earn much before, but now, with the entrance of AI into the industry, many don’t earn anything at all!
So, like it or not, if you want to stay afloat, you need to DO SOMETHING that will help you enter the elite.
To be among those who can offer fantastic projects for thousands or tens of thousands of dollars.
We keep proving to you
that there are areas in photography where innovation,
great projects,
and most importantly
– big money exist.