When I first received the news, at the weekend, that ImageKind, the print-on-demand print sales service I use, were partnering with Flickr I was more than a little put out about it. I am, however, pleased that I didn’t rush to post here about it as my view on the whole matter has mellowed somewhat [...]

That is the question.
At present I sell my work through ImageKind who also print it on demand and, if required, provide a complete matting and framing service. In many ways I couldn’t be happier with their service and would certainly recommend them to anyone looking for a similar deal.
The one problem, however, is that they [...]

Yesterday, in my post How To Promote Your Images Online, I said that I knew of no silver bullet to get your work shown to large numbers of viewers overnight. Well, scrub that because I just might have discovered a way to do it! Over at the Saatchi Gallery website they are running an item [...]

I’ve spoken in previous posts about selling Fine Art Prints on ImageKind but in this post I want to talk about the general premise of so called Fine Art Photography and the problems of finding the market to sell your prints to.
To get one thing out of the way right off - I call my [...]

I wrote in a previous post, Selling Fine Art Prints On ImageKind, recommending the service to any photographer wishing to dip their toe in the water and get started attempting to sell Fine Art prints of their work online. So far I can definitely have no complaints about the quality of service provided by Imagekind. [...]

Just heard that I’m the Featured Artist Of The Day over at Imagekind, my Fine Art Print outlet. Not sure if this is an accolade or it’s just my turn.
Still I’m not complaining!

If you have ever thought of selling Fine Art Prints of your work online getting started can be a daunting prospect. For starters there is the first problem of actually producing the prints and even with the ever growing availability of archive print capable printers the cost and know how involved in setting up is [...]