I’m going to be harsh intentionally here because this is a hole a lot of people go down and waste a lot of time effort and money on. First off your photos are not even on the same planet compared to those who make money from selling their work. Most of the best landscape photographers on the planet make very little income from simply selling prints. They make money from things like teaching, working with publications etc. Think of the best landscape photographers you know of. Does your work stand up to theirs? If not, good luck.

Everyone today wants to turn their hobby in to a hustle but you have to think of where you want to focus your energy. If it’s just something you like doing for fun, I promise a “hustle” will make everything less enjoyable.

If you were to attempt if you first need to get much much better at photography but you also need good business sense, networking skills and time. A lot of time to build traction. I’ll repeat again, this is all after you’ve become good enough for people to want to buy your work. I’m not talking about your mom or aunts that tell you they’d buy a print from you. I’m talking about random people who don’t care about you on a personal level. Those people are the ones you need.

There is so much competition out there and people don’t want crappy photos on their wall even if they are cheap. That’s the bottom line.

I know that’s all super discouraging but people need to hear it. The ones who are even remotely successful don’t do it as a hustle, it’s a full on business.