Do you dream about earning money with your hobby (I mean, naturally, photography)? An interesting, but sometimes disputable article I’ve found in the Internet.

It seems that just about everyone is a photographer. The line between amateur enthusiast and professional is fuzzy to say the least….

Indeed, you may bought a good DSLR for $500 and such camera may produce enough good shots, even for hi-quality polygraphy.

Photography enthusiasts are selling their images through stock libraries and microstock websites, directly to magazines or through their own and third party sites. They’re accepting commissions to shoot weddings, being hired to shoot for magazines and selling fine art prints from their websites. They’re teaching photography on the weekend and guiding photographic holidays and safaris.

Not all ideas are good for me, but as starting point for some enthusiasts it fits.

Here is a series of videos given at Google campus covering many subjects in Digital Photography and Imaging – the class series is called PhotoTechEDU – online at YouTube – in the Google Tech Talk topical section.

This series of engineering grade lectures covers in depth many aspects of digital imaging, image processing/ editing and photography.

Naturally, you need a broadband Internet access