This is from PhotoShelter
Our second annual survey, The Photographer’s Outlook on 2014, reveals insights from over 5,700 photographers worldwide on their top business goals and challenges for 2014, plus how they plan to market their work and spend money this year. The survey also took the pulse of professional photographers and photo enthusiasts (who we define as those making less than 50% of their income from photography) to dive more deeply into how they approach their photography and how they are making a business of it.
For the complete overview of The Photographer’s Outlook on 2014, download the full survey results here.
Who are the most inspirational photographers?
We asked professionals and enthusiasts to share the names of photographers they look to for inspiration. Not surprisingly, there is a key set of photographers who transcend both groups (and are known among just about everyone who wields a camera on the regular) but also those whose work — or educational focus — appeals to pros or enthusiasts uniquely. The photographers who were mentioned most frequently are listed below in alphabetical order.
Cross-Over Appeal:
The Pros Follow:
The Enthusiasts Follow:
Which blogs do photographers read?
We asked professionals and enthusiasts to share the top photography blogs they read to keep up on industry news. Of the top responses received, here are the trends we saw:
Cross-Over Appeal:
The Pros Read:
The Enthusiasts Read:
For the full results of where professionals and enthusiasts stand in 2014, downloadThe Photographer’s Outlook on 2014:
*In our 2014 Outlook Survey, over 5,700 photo professionals and enthusiasts told us how they plan to market their photography, grow their online presence, and spend money in 2014. For the purposes of this survey, professionals are defined as those who make more than 50% of their individual income from photography, and enthusiasts are defined as those who make less than 50% of their individual income from photography. The questions above were write-in only. No options were provided to select from.
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