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From Passion to Profits: How to Easily Sell Your Photographs
Selling your photos doesn’t have to be overwhelming or risky. In fact, for many, it is an enjoyable and achievable way to supplement income or even build a sustainable business. The key is knowing certain creative techniques and specific learnable skills, which we’ll explore in this session.
Whether you’re just curious about selling your work, considering your first sale, or looking to expand your existing efforts, this session will provide practical, down-to-earth insights. We’ll explore how to identify the right buyers, showcase what makes your images unique, understand the basics of pricing, and utilize simple tools to share your work and profit from your passion.
Additionally, we’ll delve into effective communication strategies, helping you connect with potential buyers and build trust—whether you’re communicating in writing or verbally. Understanding different buyer communication styles can make a significant difference in turning interest into sales.
To support your progress, two e-tutorials will be available to attendees: one focused on designing your action plan and the other on mastering effective communication. These resources are offered at a special club discount for those interested in furthering their education and enhancing their success.
About Char Webster
Char Webster is an award-winning photographer, digital artist, author, speaker, and trainer. She is known for simplifying complex techniques into clear, actionable steps, helping others develop their skills and confidently achieve their goals.
An avid adventurer, Char’s photography has taken her to diverse locations—including Alaska, Africa, Australia, China, India, and Europe—enriching both her personal journey and professional work. She specializes in artistic composites, transforming images into one-of-a-kind works of art that her clients enjoy.
The meeting will start promptly at 7 pm, but we’ll open the building at 6 pm for setup and social hour.
Join us for our Monthly Critique Night!
Our judge for July will be Monica Royal.
Members bring prints for critique on the third Wednesday of each month. Prints accepted by the Judge will hang for up to 2 months in the Photographic Arts Building gallery.
Visitors are welcome, however, submitting images for critique is available for members only. If you’d like more information about joining Darkroomers, please check out our membership page and email us if you have any questions.
About Monica
Monica Royal is an award-winning macro photographer known for transforming everyday objects into mesmerizing works of art. Her journey began with a photo of frost on a window—an image so abstract and beautiful, viewers couldn’t guess what it was. That curiosity, that moment of wonder, hooked her.
For Monica, macro photography is more than a genre—it’s a way of seeing. With over a decade of study and exploration, she’s mastered the art of revealing the extraordinary in the ordinary. Whether it’s a drop of oil in a margarita glass or a torn piece of plastic, Monica’s images challenge perceptions and spark imagination.
Through her lens, the world becomes a playground of texture, light, and color. Her work invites viewers to pause, look closer, and ask, “That’s gorgeous… but what is it?”
Join us for an inspiring evening with Darkroomers member Catherine “Cat” Evans as she shares her photographic journey and creative vision in Thru Catz Eyes: Macro and More. Best known for her stunning macro water drop photography, Cat’s work invites viewers to slow down and appreciate the often-overlooked details of the world around us.
From delicate dewdrops to early morning scenes at the beach, Cat captures fleeting moments with artistry and heart. Her presentation will explore how she developed her unique style, her techniques for shooting macro images, and the stories behind some of her favorite photographs.
Whether you’re curious about macro photography or simply looking for a fresh perspective, Cat’s passion and creativity will leave you inspired to see the world through new eyes—Thru Catz Eyes.
Photo Compositing For The Entertainment Industry
