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when people message me about niches
for stock photography
I can only help but think that
it's important to have a
collection of as many images as possible
when you're dealing with tens of thousands of images
that are on your schedule
that you should be uploading over time
it's really not a big deal
to think about what niches you should
you know
kind of create in in the stock photography world
the reality is
there's a demand for almost everything created
as long as there's decent quality
look at the images on my screen here as I slip through
are these good quality images
they are
there's nobody who could sit here and say that
they aren't and these images are upscale everything's
you know done for them that make them look decent
so where is the distinction between a small niche
and a large niche and the specificity
well to be clear
and I kind of want to title this video to be clear
both niches matter small and large
niches that are small
matter just as much as niches that are large
the reality is there are hundreds of millions of stock
photos out there
and for you to find a niche that's untapped
is almost virtually impossible
at this point you know
I I
can't think of an itch
that nobody has uploaded images to
so to be specific what you wanna have is a
kind of approach that is a generalized
down to a focused approach
let's use this example okay
here I have a plate of mushrooms right
a photo of a plate of mushrooms with bacon okay
I can ask for a plate of mushrooms
you know as a photo with broccoli that would work
I can ask for a plate of mushrooms with meat
I can ask just simply a plate of mushrooms
a plate of mushrooms right
it could be considered a more generalized niche
compared to a plate of mushrooms with bacon right
and you could think of this from a download perspective
if somebody's going out there
looking for an image to download
and they want a picture of a plate of mushrooms
they might not necessarily be looking
for a plate of mushrooms with bacon
in fact
even though you might have a great tremendous photo
if that's one not what they're looking for
they're not gonna click and download your image
we can all agree on that however
there are people who might be looking
for a plate of mushrooms with bacon
and that might be a image
that somebody is actually looking for
so really what I like to do is go down the list
and I've talked about this ideology before
is going down the list of creating mental variations
of the image so let me kind of show you how that works
so if I just go over here
whether it's through Leonardo AI
or even through mid journey
it all works I copy the prompt right
I'll go ahead and set my quality restrictions
so dash dash Q and then one
and what I'll do is I'll remove the word bacon right
so just a plate of cooked mushrooms photograph
zoom out let's just also add here white background
something like this
you know you don't have to add white background
but I'm just simply using this as a example
for a teaching lesson then let's go over here
make sure the size is proper stylization
we can add 100
and make sure we're gonna set it to Turbo just for now
and let's hit enter
and then for the sake of this creation
let's also go in let's use this text
and then we're gonna go over here
and create a raw image as well
but without forgetting
let's not forget how to set the quality restriction
so let's add two dashes here
dash dash hold on dash dash Q and then space 1 okay
and once again this is using our raw with Turbo on
and let's go ahead enter
and you can see here this is the first creation
this is purely just mushrooms
whether they're cooked
or whether they look a little raw
to be honest but not bad of an image um
and then you have here the other version of the image
so if I like
let's just say the style of the raw better
I just feel like that it looks a little bit better
overall
it's what I'll go with so now that I know my style
now it's literally going down the list
just like I said so what do I do
I set up my quality restriction
so two dashes with a Q and then a space one
and then I start adding to the list
so this one is about a plate of mushrooms photograph
right I can say a plate of mushrooms with
and I can add broccoli right
right just like that
and then the next one
I can copy this copy my raw setting dash dash okay
Q and then space 1 and then change instead of broccoli
I can add carrots
right and then I could do the exact same thing raw
my two dashes
right just like this and then Q and then space 1
and then instead of carrots
I can remove this and add chicken
let's say right so why am I doing this
it's if I found the system that works
and this is kind of something that plagues people
is that they they kind of are frozen in time
not knowing what to create
and with like I said the concept of stock photography
would be unwise to say oh
you have to create X
y or Z you don't have to do anything
you don't want to of course
but what you really need to do is
you need quantity in this game
and obviously quantity with quality
but to say that oh I shouldn't create pictures of this
or pictures of that is really a wrong ideology
you have to create as many photos as possible
and however you get to 50,000 uploads 30,000
100,000 you know
if you're doing quality like on this level okay
and the images clearly look decent
and you're upscaling and everything looks professional
you really can't lose in this business
the whole point of this business is
to be able to create an income
or a passive income
that you could eventually walk away from
and if I create
let's just say 100,000 images on this caliber
I'll have a very significant form of passive income
that I really never have to approach or work on or fix
and it will be like I said
very significant level of income so I mean
we have students who uh you know who have uploaded 10
12 14
15,000 uploads
and they have anywhere from 400 to 600 dollars a month
without actually adding anything to their profiles
you know if you extrapolate that out
if you're if you're doing
let's just say
100,000 uploads total and you do that for two years
and that's 200,000 uploads
you can walk away for with 8 to 10,000
12,000 that you're making a month passive
it is possible it's not even an exaggeration
because think about the workload that that would take
right 200000+ images that are on this calibre
and this quality not only will people download it
but they'll be happy to download something like this
and it will make you money
so don't worry about niche too much
and I just kind of showed you how going down the list
creating different ideas like this can absolutely work
and once again people get too hung up on the concept
you can do this for anything
like if I was to draw
or if I was to ask for a picture of
let's just say a camel in a in a desert right
I can switch up the location
I could switch up the animals
I could ask for a tiger in a forest
I can ask for a lion in a jungle
I can ask for a raccoon in a trash can right
I can go down the list and change different things
so this going down the list mentality is simple
it's really not that difficult
it's not groundbreaking ideologies
but it's something that can keep you mentally going
and it gives you a mental strategy to know okay
here's what I do when I am feeling stuck
or I have this this creators block
I guess you could say right
and that's kind of how you use that
and you have to learn
in order to achieve maximum success in this business
how to manipulate your mind
you really have to learn how to control your mind
and move past the roadblocks
and when you tell yourself oh
I don't know what to do or I don't know what to create
that is nothing more than a mental roadblock
there's somebody in Turkmenistan
who's creating more than you
there's someone in ulambatar
who's creating more than you
there's someone in Cairo Egypt
who's creating more images than you are
and trust me they don't suffer from mental blocks
they don't suffer from any of these things
because they don't allow themselves to
they don't give themselves that ideology
and it's not a matter of resources
it's not a matter of money
it's just a matter of effectiveness
so go out there be effective
come up with all kinds of crazy ideas
go down the list and create them all right
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