Finding exposure for your photography, New York

Exposure is key to becoming a lucrative or self-successful photographer. You have to find a medium where your work can really be seen. You can have a billboard presence over your community or in ideal cities. Contact restaurant owners, retail stores, fortune 500 companies and present your art to them. Suggest when and where they can put up your photos and why it will be beneficial for them. Know more than just how to take photos but have a business outlook as well, describe how art really would adorn the V.I.P section of a venue and attract attention, and find the exposure you need. Other great places to pitch are store fronts, newspapers, magazines are major. Anything you come across in everyday life can be a canvas for your work. Capture photos that are popular. Art is amazing, unique and different art will still blow someone’s mind, but if you capture an un-real shot of a monument that is popular people will be amazed. After seeing something they’re so accustomed to seeing in a new light, your work will replace their perspective of that object. If you are relating to the people then you have one the battle of having something they want. You’re an asset. Another angle is to capture photographs of people who are already exposed—famous or important figures, most popular models etc. In turn their fame brings you fame. The question will be who took a photo of “so-and-so.” They really complimented him/her or caught an original moment, we need to speak and/or work with that amazing photographer. So find exposure by any means necessary, you have options that are bound to work with persistenc