It's a great photo but never seen it before but good for the artist. I think I have my sights too low as I'm happy getting paid in alcohol and tacos.
jeeperjalop
joined 1 year ago
Great read and thanks for posting! Go through something similar with car racing pics but you're way more efficient :)
Exposure wise, I post mostly on IG since that's where most of my friends/clients are on. And for the images/portfolio, I use Adobe Portfolio as it's easy to separate images by events/races. Team and/or company specific images have their own gallery either on AP or Google photos.
I've tried Vero and Threads but they seem to be a little to artsy for me, I'm not to into street photography and portraits and that seems to be the majority of the content on both of those platforms.
4x4, off road racing for me. Ultra4, NorCal Rock race, Vorra and the like. I like getting shots that freezes the action and makes people feel like they're at the event.
Reason why I keep originals:
I keep the originals as I might want to revisit them to try out a new tool, new presets that I've created. Another reason is that sometimes I'll get a sequence of shots of a particular team and they'll ask for all of the photos taken, so I'll go back and send them the pics. Plus storage is cheap.
How I store all of the originals + the exports:
Store them on a home MAS system, sorted by race organization, year and then race. I'll add team #'s in the metatags so that I can easily sort by team number in Adobe Bridge.