selling pics at sports games

13 years 2 months ago #25932 by Lauren C
Sometimes I take pictures at my highschool sports games. How would I go about selling the pictures I take to the people who are at the games? Would I need a business card? although I am no where near a business, I am still a teen and new to photography.


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13 years 2 months ago #25937 by Rob pix4u2
Players and parents might be interested in buying your pix if they are sharp and well exposed. You can print up business cards on your computer with AVERY templates and business card paper from Avery that you can get at office supply stores like STAPLES, OFFICE DEPOT etc.
I would approach the athletes themselves if you are in school with them and tell them you have a cool pic of them that they might like to buy from you.

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13 years 2 months ago #26035 by bear
Most communities require a business license, especially if you're going to set up a booth or physical presence at the games. Maybe you could talk to your school and sell through them so you wouldn't have to get a license. The school would probably want a cut though. Worth asking them, I'd think.


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13 years 2 months ago #26073 by Stealthy Ninja
First you need to get better shots than the other people at the game. Then you can sell them. ;)
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