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08/13/2012 07:43:31 PM · #1 |
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08/13/2012 08:03:33 PM · #2 |
The market for fine art photography may not be all that small, but fine art photography is incredibly varied. A given artist style may only interest a very small subset of people that like fine art photography. This leaves any give artist with a very small market.
I also think the average Joe has a hard time spending a lot of money on a photo. It's easier for someone to put a high value on a painting because it's something that most people don't think they will every be able to create themselves. For photos many people think you can just point a camera at something and push a button, why should I spend so much money for someone else to push the button? |
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08/13/2012 09:44:29 PM · #3 |
Sadly it appears to have died on the vine. Last blog was nine months ago, and the yahoo discussion group has zero posts.
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08/13/2012 11:18:26 PM · #4 |
| Honestly the post sounded like a musician who's goal is to "make a million dollars without selling out". The two are essentially mutually exclusive. SEE: the movie "Dig!" |
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